Dan Brumm

Dan Brumm, the sound designer for the hit children’s show Bluey, shares fascinating insights into the show's origins and unique sound design. He discusses the challenges faced in season one and how real-life sounds from Brisbane were captured to create authenticity. Listeners learn about the intricacies of syncing sound with animation that enhance storytelling. Additionally, Brumm reveals the clever timing of the beloved Bluey theme song, emphasizing the importance of music in connecting with both kids and parents.

Dan Brumm, the sound designer and mixer for the hit children's show Bluey, shares insights into the tight-knit cast and their real-life connections. He reveals how natural environmental sounds enhance the show's authenticity and the charming process of recording voice actors, including real children. Anecdotes abound as Dan discusses the transition from musician to voice actor, and the genuine laughter that fuels the storytelling. The blend of heartfelt humor and relatable sibling dynamics truly showcases the joys and challenges of parenting.

Beth Harvey, animation director, shares how her art inspired the drawing style in 'Dragon.' Costa Saab, lead art director, discusses the unique artistic challenges during production. Sound designer Dan Brumm talks about his creative process and the fun of collaborating with his brother, Joe. They explore the importance of realism in animation and the collective effort required to bring the magical story of dragons to life, emphasizing teamwork, emotional storytelling, and the intricate soundscapes that enhance the viewing experience.