Mark Mangini

In this engaging discussion, Brad Nayman, Mark Mangini, Katrine Amsler, Ken Cain, and Florian Abou Yehia share thrilling personal field recording tales. They recount wild experiences, like a dog attack during a leisurely getaway and captivating sounds from a pro-Palestinian protest. One listener's lucky capture in an abandoned oil tank showcases creativity, while another vividly describes a sound adventure in a Polish vodka factory. The episode highlights the unpredictable magic of sound recording and invites listeners to contribute their own stories.

Mark Mangini, a prolific sound designer with over 150 film credits, joins the podcast to discuss his favorite sonic moments from his career. Topics include the creation of iconic sound effects, the importance of quality sounds in sound design, the origins of lion roars in Poltergeist and The Lion King, the story behind the music selection for Star Trek 4, and legal issues and beloved scenes.

Dallas Taylor, producer of 20,000 Hertz, and Oscar-winning sound designer Mark Mangini share their love for classic cartoon sound effects. They dive into how iconic sounds from shows like Looney Tunes have shaped viewer emotions. The duo explores the intricate collaboration between sound editors and animators at legendary studios like Hanna-Barbera. With personal anecdotes, they reveal the evolution of sound design from vintage to modern animation, emphasizing its vital role in storytelling and the nostalgia it evokes.