In this episode Mark covers knowledge about editing which isn't widely known including the right kinds of crossfades to use, normalising dialogue, looping room tone secrets, synchronisation mysteries and an overview of the DAW.

In this episode Mark takes us through One-More-Pass of Editing and covers everything from special Room Tone Tricks to fix horrific surf-laden DX to stereo DX editing, cutting final voice overs and what to do if your DX goes out of sync in the editing process.

In this final chapter on editing Mark shows us how to use simple editing tools to radically change the nature of sound effects

In this episode we're shown the value of understanding the distance from source to microphone, what different stereo and mono mic configurations do to the sound, how to always notice the sound effects around us, and how to best turn every day items into amazing SFX.

In this introductory episode to the effects volume, we jump right in to spotting the five example videos for foley and sound effects.

In this fun episode, we are taken through many sessions of recording foley and shown how to most efficiently capture great foley performances.

This fun episode shows us how to misuse software to create untold riches of soundscapes and effects from ordinary recordings.

This critical episode shows us a few examples of the importance of layering sound effects and how to best do it by sing the best parts of each layer to support the whole. It also deals with the exporting of sound effects

In this episode Mark shows us how to mix ADR/Looped dialogue into on set dialogue so we can have seamless transitions between them in the mix.

In this episode we get down and dirty with advanced knowledge of fixing real-world issues we face from loud background elements in our dialogue.