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Bono
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want to tell Brian (Eno) what you said about the way you see films now;
Wim listens to them just as much as he watches them."
Wim -- Yes, I remember that during the time we were mixing The Goalkeeper's Fear of the Penalty we had one film and four soundtracks. These days we still have one film and hundreds of soundtracks with an army of sound editors. The image has become secondary in the long process of finishing a film. Wim -- I feel that our professions are getting more and more alike, you're (Bono) getting closer to images and me to sound. I used to say that my profession consisted of making images and that was true of my first films. I used to shoot, then I mixed and cut, then I remixed and recut and after two months' work the final mix of the film was done in three days. These days it's different.I cut my images in two weeks and slave over the sound for six months. I am becoming more of a sound man than an image man....... |
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