On set, start on the cables
Assistant recordists and second boom operators learn mics, wireless and logging before running a recorder of their own.
Foley artist jobs, dialogue editing and ADR sessions in post, and recordist and boom roles on set. List your kit, your DAW and the sessions behind your reel, and apply where the schedule fits.
Location crew capture it; post crew clean, build and mix it.
Supports the sound team with setup, cabling, wireless and sound logging on set.
02 Boom Mic OperatorPlaces the boom to capture dialogue cleanly, tracking actors shot by shot.
03 2nd Boom OperatorSecond boom on complex scenes, covering extra angles and mics.
04 Special Effects RecordistRecords ambiences, effects and specific sounds to build the sonic world.
05 Sound SupervisorPlans and leads the whole sound workflow, from recording to Foley, ADR and the final mix.
06 Dialogue EditorCleans, syncs and smooths dialogue, prepping ADR and separating production tracks.
07 Re-recording EngineerBalances every audio element into the final mix and delivers the master tracks.
08 Foley ArtistPerforms footsteps, movement and prop sounds in sync with picture.
09 ADR EngineerRuns ADR sessions, recording and delivering clean replacement dialogue.
Assistant recordists and second boom operators learn mics, wireless and logging before running a recorder of their own.
Dialogue editing and ADR teach you how a track is cleaned and rebuilt. Plenty of sound designers and mixers came up this way.
Foley artists perform sound in sync with picture. It's physical and specialist, and a reel of before-and-after scenes speaks for you.
Pick the sound roles you can do, on set or in post, and list your kit and software so your filmy network knows what you bring.
See this department from the production side
Hire Talent · SoundFoley, ADR and location roles go up on Artisty from productions and post studios. Choose Foley artist as your role, add a reel of scenes you've performed, and name the studios or shows behind it. Matching sessions appear for you to apply.
A dialogue editor cleans, syncs and smooths the production dialogue and marks lines that need replacing. The ADR engineer records the replacement lines with the actor in the studio.
Yes. Pick roles on set and in post when you sign up, and list your credits on each side. Many recordists also edit dialogue between shoots.
For recordist roles, productions often expect it. List your kit clearly, and if you don't own one yet, start with assistant and boom roles.
Your profile, kit list and reel. Your number and email stay locked until the production unlocks your profile, so calls come only once they're interested.
Building a profile is free. Applications draw on credits, which you put toward the sessions you want.