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Sit back and relax... It's time to take a Virtual Tour of the Sonic Arts Center!
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SAC class on recording acoustic guitar is done over Zoom with a new video and audio upgrade to our Control and Isolation Rooms. Technical Director Joe Popp was on guitar and Director Paul Kozel was running the class.
This is an update to our recent announcement about suspending the Application Due Date for the Fall 2020 Semester.
The Center has now set April 6, 2020 as the new application date for the Fall 2020 semester. We are now accepting applications.
Decisions will be made on your candidacy by April 20, 2020. Thank you for your patience.
https://sonicartscenter.com/apply/
Our Sonor Drum-kit setup for today’s drum recording with the third year class.
The Center recently completed the design and installation of a second Dolby Atmos system into one of our Production Rooms. This studio provides an environment for 5.1 as well as 5.1.2 (ceiling speakers) recording and mixing. The 5.1.2 configuration supports the Atmos broadcast and streaming content protocol from media service providers like Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Hulu, etc.
Third year student Diego Galindo running today’s session. Guitar and bass recording.
On June 20, the film Cinema and Sanctuary had its premiere at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center. The film, by CCNY Professor Dave Davidson, charts the tumultuous and exuberant history of The Institute of Film Techniques at the City College of New York – the first documentary film school in America that was under the leadership of DADAist and pioneering experimental filmmaker Hans Richter.
The audio post-production team was lead by staff members Paul Kozel and Chris Woll, who also mixed the film. SAC fourth year students were the sound designers and composers for the project. Dialog editing was done by Paul Kozel and Santiago Celi provided the dialog restoration. Congratulations to the team for delivering a throughly professional sound track!
