Sound Production
Learn sound editing, mixing, and mastering with our professional-grade tools and techniques.
Master audio production for film, TV, and digital media, developing both technical and creative sound design skills.
Sound Production - Objective
The goal is to provide students with a deep understanding of sound design and audio engineering. Students will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard software and equipment, preparing them for a career in audio production.
The Sound Production program at IISCAS is divided into two intensive semesters, providing a thorough grounding in sound recording, editing, and design. The first semester covers the basics of sound production, including recording techniques, sound editing, and music production. The second semester focuses on advanced recording techniques, sound editing and mixing, and post-production sound. Elective specializations in film and television sound production, music production, and game audio design offer students the opportunity to tailor their learning to their career goals.
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Foundation and Core Skills
- Overview of the sound production industry
- Roles and responsibilities in sound production
- Understanding the basics of sound and acoustics
- Evolution of sound technology and techniques
- Influential sound designers and engineers
- Key milestones in sound production
- Introduction to microphones and recording equipment
- Techniques for recording in different environments
- Basics of signal flow and audio interfaces
- Introduction to sound editing software (e.g., Pro Tools, Audacity)
- Editing techniques for dialogue, music, and effects
- Basic principles of sound mixing
- Creating and manipulating sound effects
- Foley art and its applications
- Using sound to enhance storytelling
- Basics of music theory and composition
- Recording and producing music tracks
- Introduction to MIDI and digital audio workstations (DAWs)
Specialization and Advanced Techniques
- Sound design for film and TV
- Working with directors and editors
- Creating immersive soundscapes
- Advanced music recording techniques
- Mixing and mastering music tracks
- Working with artists and bands
- Sound design for interactive media
- Implementing sound in game engines
- Creating dynamic and adaptive audio
- Planning and executing a major event
- Coordination of event logistics
- Vendor management and contracts
- Risk management and contingency planning
- Use of technology in event management
- Event management software and tools
- Audio-visual and lighting equipment
Portfolio Development
- Compiling a professional portfolio of work
Career Outcomes
Graduates can work as sound editors, mixing engineers, and sound designers. They can find employment in recording studios, post-production houses, broadcasting companies, and gaming studios, with roles such as Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, and Post-Production Specialist.