Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
In "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," the chilling atmosphere is brought to life through the intricate soundscape crafted by Robert Mackenzie. As both the sound designer and re-recording mixer, Mackenzie weaves an auditory tapestry that blurs the line between reality and imagination. The whispers from the ash pit and the unsettling presence of unseen creatures are given a haunting voice, immersing the audience in the young girl's terrifying journey. The sound design, complemented by the work of Roger Savage and Glenn Newnham, transforms the mansion into a character of its own, amplifying the tension and fear that permeate the film.
Sound Credits
Sound Supervisor & Re-Recording Mixer: Roger Savage
Supervising Sound Editor: Glenn Newnham
Re-Recording Mixer: Robert Mackenzie
Sound Designer: Robert Mackenzie
Sound Mixer: Gary Wilkins
Sound Post Producer: Helen Field
Sound Effects Editor: Andy Neil
Foley Editor: Steve Burgess, Brendan Geaney
Foley Artist: Adam Connelly, Mario Vaccaro
Foley Recordist: Duncan McAllister, Blair Slater
ADR Recordist: Chris Goodes, Liesl Pieterse, Simon Rosenberg, Greg Zimmerman
ADR Mixer: Greg Steele
Mix Technician: Mischa Herman
Boom Operator: Mark J. Wasiutak
Second Boom Operator: Chris O'Shea
Sound Assistant: Chris O'Shea
Boom Operator: Nick Godkin
Second Unit: Sound Recordist: Andrew Ramage
Sound Recordist: Gretchen Thornburn
Dolby Sound Consultant: Bruce Emery
Sound: Facilities Coordinator: Kathy Charles