easy
3 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for all skill levels interested in media arts.
Dive into the essentials of sound design with BRIC’s hands-on workshop in Brooklyn. Learn how audio transforms storytelling in film and radio while crafting your own soundscape in a creative urban setting.
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of sound design in this engaging 3-hour class. Discover the impact of audio in film and radio through powerful examples, while learning essential theory and terminology. Enhance your skills by actively creating sound for a short film, making this experience both educational and memorable.
Student - $20
3 Hours
In this class, you will learn about the power of sound by watching and listening to powerful examples of sound design in film and radio. You’ll be introduced to key theory and terminology in order to better understand audio. You’ll also participate in creating design sound for a short film.
To get the most from this class, we strongly recommend taking our Adobe Premiere training.
Give yourself extra time to find BRIC at 647 Fulton St and familiarize yourself with the space before class starts.
High-quality headphones can enhance your experience and help you catch subtle sound details during editing exercises.
Familiarity with audio or video editing software like Adobe Premiere is helpful but not required; consider introductory training.
Active participation in sound creation is the key to gaining practical skills, so don’t hesitate to try new techniques during the workshop.
Brooklyn’s Fulton Street has long been a cultural crossroads, transitioning from industrial hub to a vibrant creative district over the past century.
BRIC supports sustainable practices by minimizing waste during workshops and promoting digital media arts that lessen physical resource use.
To clearly hear sound subtleties during design and editing exercises.
For taking notes on terminology, techniques, and creative ideas.
Helpful for practicing sound design outside of class, especially Adobe Premiere users.
To stay relaxed during the three-hour indoor workshop.