Walla recording

[Gohanto]

Found this cool video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t52MVV4duqs

Explains why I've always thrown out my walla recordings done with actors pronouncing everything too clearly.

EDIT:
Okay, there's a bunch of videos done by the LA times on sound (and other areas). Short, but still pretty cool.
http://www.youtube.com/user/LATimesTrailers

 

[Adam J McKay]

Those are really interesting. I too have found my walla recordings to be to clear.

 

[MattinSTL]

"get 'em, get 'em... let's go! c'mon guys!"



Those are some scary gangsters.



Okay... it's late... can't sleep... but the first walla vid was impressive. I'm sure it's opened a few eyes about sound. (Like when somebody wants to shoot a scene at a nightclub, for instance... wink wink... you know who you are.)

 

[dre83]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t52MVV4duqs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xI8lqiAFIZM&feature=channel

 

[Noiz2]

Of course what they are showing is Foley. Ah well that's why so many people are confused about the terms.

-- Clarification... The first video that popped up on the second link is called SOUND EDITOR. So I wasn't talking about the Walla. There is good money to be made (if there is enough work in your area) being in a "loop group", the folks they show doing the Walla. Generally a production hires an established group not a bunch of individuals.