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Mixing for Two Markets: What Changes Between an English and Korean Dub
Mixing a dub isn't a copy-paste job. Here's what actually changes between an English and Korean mix — from syllable timing to sibilance to where emotional emphasis lands — and why treating both as one mix costs you a mix that feels locally directed.

Marlene Gmeiner
Aug 113 min read


What Is ADR? How Dialogue Gets Re-Recorded in Film & TV
ADR — automated dialogue replacement — is how much of the dialogue in film and TV is actually recorded. Here's what it is, why it's everywhere, and how a session really works.

Marlene Gmeiner
Jun 247 min read
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