Lyddesign
“Sound is the final frontier”, Tom Holman
Bravery knows no age.
In 1710, the Swedish fleet suddenly appeared on the horizon outside Køge harbor. The Danish fleet was in a dismal state after encountering rough weather on its way back to Køge. Only one ship was seaworthy and was summoned to confront the Swedish fleet - alone. This was the ship of the line, Dannebroge.
"Royal and subtle, but still cheerful".
The brief was unmistakable, Danmarks Radio (DR1) approached us to create sound design for all the breakers to be used in the show celebrating His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark's 50th birthday.
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Many skills.
Sound design can portray so many things. From a small sound that reassuringly tells you that everything is ok, to the biggest explosions that do the opposite!
But can sound design contain even more emotion than music? One thing is certain: Sound design requires skills in many different areas. Listen below to three very different projects.