Audio Branding agency why do birds takes a dive into their own projects and beyond.
As audio, motion, and service designers we explore and showcase brands with all our senses. Birds' View highlights the voices of all the people involved in our work as they discuss concepts, how-tos, the meaning of it all, and how brands can be perceived in many different ways other than with just our eyes. This is the Birds' View.
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Audio Branding agency why do birds takes a dive into their own projects and beyond.
As audio, motion, and service designers we explore and showcase brands with all our senses. Birds' View highlights the voices of all the people involved in our work as they discuss concepts, how-tos, the meaning of it all, and how brands can be perceived in many different ways other than with just our eyes. This is the Birds' View.
Wie entsteht ein Soundtrack? Wir nehmen euch mit auf die kreative Reise der drei Komponist:innen Johannes Lehniger, Lisa Morgenstern und Sebastian Damerius. Ihr Soundtrack für die Netflix-Serie „The Empress“ wird momentan überall auf der Welt gehört – und erlebt. Die Musik entstand ganz aus den Charakteren heraus und begleitet das bewegte Leben der österreichischen Kaiserin Elisabeth „Sissi“. Unser Gespräch liefert faszinierende Einblicke in die Welt der Filmmusik und die beeindruckende Arbeit hinter der erfolgreichen Serie!
Wie man als Trio in so einem Projekt zusammenarbeitet, welche Herausforderungen eine große Netflix-Produktion mit sich bringt und warum ausgerechnet isländische Musiker:innen ein ganz besonderes Verständnis für ihre Stücke mitbrachten, erzählen sie uns in dieser Episode von Birds View!
Ihr findet alle Komponist:innen auf Instagram unter
@lisamorgensternmusic
@johanneslehniger
@comixmix
Produktion, Sounddesign und Schnitt: why do birds und Sebastian Jautschus
Moderation: Lea Scheidt
Die Hauptstadt und ihr Verkehrsunternehmen haben einen neuen Klang – bunt und vielfältig wie Berlin. Aber warum braucht der Öffentliche Nahverkehr überhaupt Sound? Und wie klingt die „Berliner Schnauze“ als Instrument?
In der zweiten Episode von Birds’ View dreht sich alles um das neue Audio Branding der Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe BVG.Wir diskutieren Hintergründe, Hürden, gestorbene Ideen und alles rund um die Frage: Was kann Sound im Öffentlichen Nahverkehr leisten?
Germany's capital and its public transport system have a new sound - as colorful and diverse as Berlin itself. But why does public transportation need sound at all? And how does the Berlin dialect sound as an instrument?
The second episode of Birds' View is all about BVG's new Audio Branding. Join us as we go into depth on the process, hurdles, and ideas that didn't make the cut. Basically, we explore everything that has to do with the question: What role does sound play in public transport?
In this first episode, we dive into the process of creating the sound for the electric drive system of CUPRA cars. We discuss why it is important to think about the future soundscape of our cities, how to create an emotional driving experience, and what a „wolf in sheep’s skin“ sounds like.
Audio Branding agency why do birds takes a dive into their own projects and beyond.
As audio, motion, and service designers we explore and showcase brands with all our senses. Birds' View highlights the voices of all the people involved in our work as they discuss concepts, how-tos, the meaning of it all, and how brands can be perceived in many different ways other than with just our eyes. This is the Birds' View.
