How To Recover From Big Mistakes At Work : Post-Production Sound

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What do you do after a big mistake at work? Recovering from a huge blunder in the post-production sound industry can be horrifying if we do not know how to frame it.
Today I discuss how I bounced back from some of my biggest errors while working my way up the post-production sound industry ladder and how you can recover from them. We all make mistakes, so let's use them as teachable moments that help us grow.
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  • @Orzza
    @Orzza6 ай бұрын

    Thanks, Joel, your videos are always so timely for me. I just made a big mistake of assuming (not communicating) with the mixer how they wanted their Foley edit laid out. It was a panicked email and a very loooooooong night of re-track-laying. Blessings to you and thank you for your teaching!

  • @masteringpostproductionsound

    @masteringpostproductionsound

    6 ай бұрын

    You are so welcome, and that's crazy! I am so glad that you got it resolved, and I hope you caught up on rest by now!

  • @giocharelli1110
    @giocharelli11106 ай бұрын

    thank you for what you do , there's literally no one doing this kind of videos, you're truly amazing.Thanks for helping us

  • @masteringpostproductionsound

    @masteringpostproductionsound

    6 ай бұрын

    I appreciate you taking the time to check out the vids. Your support means the worl. I'm happy to share my experiences!

  • @GlobeRat
    @GlobeRat6 ай бұрын

    There HAS to be a story behind the "don't punch a hole in the tape"!! 😆 Thanks as always!

  • @masteringpostproductionsound

    @masteringpostproductionsound

    6 ай бұрын

    Oh brother, there is! I was terrified when they told me, "Don't hit that button!" You better believe I stayed far away! Gotta love old tape decks.