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seaQuest - The ADR Sessions
by Adriaan A Mol
The audio segments below are culled from the sound crew in Orlando, Fl. They are original tapes of the cast of SeaQuest DSV re-recording lost or broken dialogue in post-production. These sessions were only discovered recently after decades in storage and provide a fascinating insight into both the actors personalities and the making of the show.“An ADR editor records the additional dialogue needed to complete a feature film, television drama, and, sometimes, a documentary. ADR stands for ‘automated dialogue replacement‘ and is also referred to as ‘post-synching’. It’s essentially recording extra dialogue in the studio after the film has been captured…”
Episodes
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seaQuest ADR Files #012 Piccolo and Kaufman
We're getting way out there with this one. Piccolo is on the ball in this session for sure.
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seaQuest ADR Sessions #09 Piccolo and Fredricks Equilibrium
Sometimes the ADR looping is some bumps, nugs, and screams! This one is for sure! From season 3 we have another Equilibrium voice over with Piccolo and Fredricks. More info: See the seaQuest Vault
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Sea Quest ADR Dump 008- O'Neill - Equilibrium
More looping ADR fun with the character O'Niell (aka Ted Raimi). Ted Raimi Beatboxes his way into the booth as Richard directs him through a series of classic O'Neill 'Aye Aye sir' responses. Ever the perfectionist, Raimi refuses to dub a line as scripted as he believes the typo will affect the...
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seaQuest ADR Sessions #007 Henderson Season 3
Sometimes the ADR looping consists of a lot of ughs, sighs, biffs, and bams. Who knew so much time goes into a segment of a scene? This episode is from Season 3 with Henderson at the helm. Episode: Equilibrium - Season 3. "You might need a beer for this…" the delightful Kathy Evison squeals her...
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seaQuest ADR Sessions #06 Jonathan Brandis
Jonathan Brandis back in the booth in fine form with an improvised musical opener describing the plotline for the episode and recording inhales and exhales (ironically while having a crafty smoke indoors). Despite Brandis' insistence that some of his line readings are fine and don't require...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The audio segments below are culled from the sound crew in Orlando, Fl. They are original tapes of the cast of SeaQuest DSV re-recording lost or broken dialogue in post-production. These sessions were only discovered recently after decades in storage and provide a fascinating insight into both the actors personalities and the making of the show.“An ADR editor records the additional dialogue needed to complete a feature film, television drama, and, sometimes, a documentary. ADR stands for ‘automated dialogue replacement‘ and is also referred to as ‘post-synching’. It’s essentially recording extra dialogue in the studio after the film has been captured…”
HOSTED BY
Adriaan A Mol
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