A term coined by our very own Courtney Dean. Everyone has an editor goblin: it’s the feeling in your gut when something in a creative work just doesn’t feel right. You may not know exactly what is wrong – maybe it’s that the cut is just a frame or two off, or the skin is just a touch too red – but your editor goblin knows that something’s not quite right. Trust your editor goblin. It never lies.
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Hold for Sound: Let’s Talk Media Production
Join Frostline Studios and our colleagues throughout the media production industry to learn more about what it really takes to bring music to your ears, movies to your screen, and more. Whether you’re an industry professional, an aficionado, or just want to learn more, we hope you come away from listening with a broader understanding of media production.
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