Sound design and audio mixing on a new show about the human eye presented by Top Gear’s Hamster.

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Post house Halo

Client BBC

Brief To complete sound design and audio mixing on a new show about the human eye, ensuring different sounds
for the visible and invisible worlds.

How it was done For the invisible world scenes, few real or organic sounds were used. To add to the ‘other-world’ feel, electronic sounds were generated using synths and plug-ins. John Rogerson and Gerrit Swanepoel completed the work. The music was written by David Schweitzer and the team worked very closely to make sure that elements weren’t duplicated.. Ross Baker did the grade.

Watch it From 16 March on BBC1

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