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Recording sound has never been easier

By TIMOTHY CLAYTON · Daily Trojan

February 7, 2012 at 11:03 am

Today I’m going to talk a bit about sound in film and video.  Recording sound for videos and films is now easier than it has been at any point in time—most cameras come with fairly decent built-in mics, and some great external mics are available for not that much money.  Also, other devices can be [...]

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The wild week in Bon Iver news

By RYAN KINDEL · Daily Trojan

February 7, 2012 at 8:27 am

Last Tuesday, Bon Iver’s song “Holocene” was featured in a TV commercial for the upcoming Grammys. In the commercial, an idyllic snowy landscape turns into a flock of birds that then turns into a silhouette of B.I. frontman Justin Vernon, and then into the message, “WE ARE MUSIC,” and then into a message advertising the [...]

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Super Bowl commercials: The good and the bad

By MIMI HONEYCUTT · Daily Trojan

February 6, 2012 at 11:28 am

Every Super Bowl party has one: that guy who’s “only there for the commercials.” And probably free beer and nachos. But that guy’s got a point – companies pull out all the stops for Super Bowl Sunday, to convince a massive crowd of roaring sports fans that they need a brand new Chevy or 6-pack [...]

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Can Lana Del Rey get a little love?

By JAMES VIOLETTE · Daily Trojan

February 6, 2012 at 11:14 am

In the weeks following Lana Del Rey’s unpolished performance on Saturday Night Live, critics have run to the press with every reason not to like Del Rey. The evidence used to bolster their point is that she doesn’t write any of her own music, her lyrics are immature, she is the epitome of what happens [...]

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Viola Davis deserves awards based on her performance

By SHERIDAN WATSON · Daily Trojan

February 3, 2012 at 11:21 pm

When Viola Davis won the Screen Actors Guild award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, the entire auditorium gave her a standing ovation.  Some believe that stars the likes of Angelina Jolie, Meryl Streep and Michelle Williams rose from their chairs because of Davis’ groundbreaking role and win. After all, it’s not every day [...]

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Theater star to release solo album

By CARRIE RUTH MOORE · Daily Trojan

February 3, 2012 at 9:07 am

Die-hard fans of classic musical theater like Les MisĂ©rables, Miss Saigon and the Phantom of the Opera will recognize the name Ramin Karimloo. However, with the planned release of his solo album Ramin on March 5, “Karimloo” just might be as commonplace as “Menzel” and “Crawford.” Known for his recent run as Jean Valjean in [...]

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Nothing’s gonna stop The Darkness comeback

By CORINNE GASTON · Daily Trojan

February 2, 2012 at 11:08 am

If you believe in a thing called The Darkness, better head over to their website and check out their brand new song and music video  “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now,” the first new material they have released in nearly seven years since their sophomore album One Way Ticket To Hell
And Back. The song is available [...]

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Adele set to make her return at the Grammy Awards

By JENAY ROSS · Daily Trojan

February 1, 2012 at 11:20 am

Adele’s performance hiatus is coming to an end. The Grammy Foundation officially announced that the singer will perform on the 54th Annual Grammy Awards stage scheduled to air Feb.12. About five months ago, Adele had surgery on her vocal cords. She was forced to cancel her sold-out U.S. tour in order to have the surgery done. [...]

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Jean Dujardin upsets Oscar race

By ARMEN KARAOGHLANIAN · Daily Trojan

February 1, 2012 at 8:04 am

Jean Dujardin is a name you should know and start learning how to pronounce now. The French actor who stars in The Artist could walk away with an Oscar this year. Jean Dujardin and George Clooney both walked away winners at the Golden Globes several weeks ago for Best Actor, but the general consensus was [...]

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Feist’s new music video showcases the tragedy of all relationships

By RYAN KINDEL · Daily Trojan

January 31, 2012 at 9:21 am

Leslie Feist has released a music video for “The Bad in Each Other,” the album opener for her recent album, Metals. The video was directed by Martin de Thurah and filmed in Mexico. Feist has described the video as “a symphony of Betweens,” about “all the quiet internal battles that guide our actions, all the hopes [...]

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