- Presenting a cutting-edge framework which will be of interest to both aspiring and practicing professionals in sound design for all manner of media - Author has impressive professional credentials, with more than 700 IMDb credits. - An excellent addition to our growing 'Sound Design' series

- Presenting a cutting-edge framework which will be of interest to both aspiring and practicing professionals in sound design for all manner of media - Author has impressive professional credentials, with more than 700 IMDb credits. - An excellent addition to our growing 'Sound Design' series

Journeyman is an authoritative, accessible and at times irreverent, retrospective view of the most significant decade of digital development in the professional audio-for-picture sector; written with humour and passion from first-hand, operational experience. Neil Hillman is an award-winning Sound Designer, Re-recording mixer, Sound Recordist and Outside Broadcast Sound Supervisor. He is also a time-served professional Writer. In this book he draws on his contemporary magazine reviews to map the way in which we now record, edit and mix was arrived at; highlighting the key pieces of what he was once overheard as describing as 'a rather big and actually quite complicated jigsaw puzzle'. Foreword by Andy Farnell, Author of 'Designing Sound'; with cover endorsements from David Sonnenschein, Author of best-selling 'Sound Design' and Eddy Joseph, multiple BAFTA-winning Supervising Sound Editor.