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Walter Murch has been editing sound in Hollywood since starting on Francis Ford Coppola's film The Rain People (1969). He edited sound on American Graffiti (1973) and The Godfather: Part II (1974), won his first Academy Award nomination for The Conversation (1974), won his first Oscar for Apocalypse Now (1979), and won an unprecedented double ...
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Book: "In the Blink of an Eye" First Edition, 1995, Second Edition, 2001 See more »Alternate Names:
Walter Murch C.A.S. | Walter
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[about the opening scene of Apocalypse Now (1979):] "You're looking at a character whose head is enveloped in flames, and then at slow-motion helicopter blades slicing through his body, superimposed upon a whirling ceiling fan, and strange sounds and music intermingling from different sources; you're probably aware you're watching a film, not an imitation of real life. Even dreams, despite their ... See more »Trivia:
Musique concrète, the French school that made music out of everyday sounds by manipulating them on magnetic tape, was an early influence. See more »Star Sign:
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