As filmmakers who are primarily focused on the visual elements of our projects, we often relegate audio capture and mastering to the “nice to have, but not essential” category.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s to our detriment since few things affect the quality of the final film or video more than sound quality \u2014 in particular, the quality of dialogue \u2014 because it’s the critical factor in audiences understanding plot and absorbing nuances.<\/p>\n
In this video tutorial, we\u2019re going to look at how to clean up dialogue that\u2019s been captured in less-than-ideal circumstances, and how to add extra punch and quality to that audio<\/a> for the final output.<\/p>\n