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Would you fire chains out of a cannon to find the perfect gun sound? 🔊 Here's how the #Frankenstein team used animal textures & raw chicken foley to bring the creature to life – and why the creature's teeth became a travel companion for Jacob Elordi. #sounddesign #filmsound #audiopost #Frankenstein

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Designing the Imaginative Sound of 'Frankenstein' – with Nelson Ferreira and Nathan Robitaille | A Sound Effect Nelson Ferreira and Nathan Robitaille on how they made fitting sound for del Toro's wonderful, fantastical style: Director Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' showcases his distinctive visual style and the enterprising sound work of long-time collaborators, Supervising Sound Editors Nelson Ferreira and Nathan Robitaille. Here, they discuss why 'Frankenstein' was a joy to create. They also share details of their prop and weapons recording sessions, which included firing chains out of a cannon! Find out how the overall sound of 'Frankenstein' is representative of Frankenstein's monster, why Actor Jacob Elordi kept the creature's prosthetic teeth on hand while traveling, what Robitaille used for the sound of the small steam engine that reanimated the corpse, what a chicken ribcage has to do with an eye socket, and more! https://www.asoundeffect.com/frankenstein-film-sound-design/