Dubbing (filmmaking)
Dubbing (filmmaking) For dubbing in music recording, see Dubbing (music) In filmmaking, dubbing is the process of recording ...
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Talk:Dubbing (filmmaking)
Talk:Dubbing (filmmaking) It occurs to me that cg-animated ... issue? Is it not a fact that dubbing is used mostly in larger countries (e ... ran it for a few episodes without dubbing and researched what the audience prefered. I ... Norwegian used to subtitles, I absolutely detest dubbing and can't for the best ...
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Dubbing
Dubbing Dubbing is a process of adding, duplicating, or ... usually audio). There are two major forms: Dubbing (filmmaking) – replacing dialogue, either with a foreign ... other factors present in the original recording. Dubbing (music) – duplicating a recording, or ...
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Dubbing (music)
Dubbing (music) For dubbing in films, see Dubbing (filmmaking) In sound recording, dubbing is the transfer or copying of ...
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Film industry
... worldwide attraction, especially with the addition of dubbing or subtitles that translate the dialogue. Films ... three screens simultaneously, a hallmark of epic filmmaking and film editing that was to presage ... industry, due to the costly nature of filmmaking; yet many filmmakers strive to create works ... addition to lectures and texts. Stages of filmmaking Main article: Filmmaking The nature of the film determines ...
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Film (Filmguide wiki)
... worldwide attraction, especially with the addition of dubbing or subtitles that translate the dialogue. Films ... industry, due to the costly nature of filmmaking; yet many filmmakers strive to create works ... to lectures and texts. [edit] Stages of filmmaking Main article: Filmmaking The nature of the film determines the ... size and type of crew required during filmmaking. Many Hollywood adventure films need computer ...
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Film
... worldwide attraction, especially with the addition of dubbing or subtitles that translate the dialogue. Films ... industry, due to the costly nature of filmmaking; yet many filmmakers strive to create works ... addition to lectures and texts. Stages of filmmaking Main article: Filmmaking The nature of the film determines the ... size and type of crew required during filmmaking. Many Hollywood adventure films need computer ...
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User:Byrial/Double redirects
... ← Duanes syndrome ← Duanes syndrome/Temp Dubbing (filmmaking) ← Dubbing ← Additional dialog recording Dubbing (filmmaking) ← Dubbing ← Automated dialog replacement ...
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Guide track
... used as an aid in sound recording, filmmaking and performance. It is closely related to ... included in the final mixed product. In filmmaking, guide tracks are commonly used as an ... the illusion of live performance. See also dubbing (filmmaking). Guide tracks are increasingly found in live ...
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Category:Filming stubs
... to Disk Recording Dolly grip Double exposure Dubbing (transferring) Dutch angle Dykstraflex E EFilm Eclair ... Film Unit Garbage matte Genesis (Panavision) Guerilla filmmaking H Hairy arm Hammer & Tongs Happy ending ... Makeup artist Making-of Master shot Matte (filmmaking) Medium shot Method filmmaking Mini35 Miniature effect Motion Picture Association Motion ...
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