The Flowers of War
In "The Flowers of War," the harrowing sounds of war and sanctuary intertwine, creating an immersive auditory experience that captures the tension and hope within a besieged church in Nanking. Robert Mackenzie, as a Sound Effects Editor, played a pivotal role in crafting the film's intricate soundscape, which earned accolades including the Golden Reel Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing. The meticulous layering of sound effects, dialogue, and foley work transports the audience into the heart of the conflict, highlighting the resilience and sacrifice of those seeking refuge. This film stands as a testament to the power of sound in storytelling.
Sound Credits
Re-recording Mixer: James Ashton, James Austin, Steve Burgess, Wei He, Roger Savage, Jorge Sánchez
Supervising Sound Editor: Steve Burgess, Wei He, Jing Tao
Dialogue Editor: James Ashton, Baiyang Wang, Yijing Zhang
Sound Effects Editor: Chris Goodes, Wei He, Zheng 'Joe' Huang, Hongrui Ji, Robert Mackenzie, Yong Tian, Yinan Tu, Vincent Zhai
Foley Editor: Zheng 'Joe' Huang, Wei Wang, Yanchao Yang
Foley Artist: Xu Miao, Mario Vaccaro
Boom Operator: Huijun Cao, Bingyang Mao, Lizhong Wang
Sound Recordist: Gang Hao, Lillian Luan, Zhigang Zhang
Music Recording Engineer: Martin Igelström, Adam Munoz
ADR Mixer: Michael Miller
Sound Mixer: Jing Tao, Jing Xiao
Sound Re-recording Engineer: Danial Shimiaei
Sound Attachment: Peter Climpson