"The sound heard at the beginning and end of each act, when the scene goes to black and white is…"

2010-01-03

“The sound heard at the beginning and end of each act, when the scene goes to black and white is Donald P. Bellisario making that noise into a microphone. He wanted a unique way of bookending each act and took a microphone and went into a studio and made that sound into the microphone. The use of the black and white stills or black and white clips are purposely intended to add a cinematic feel to the look of the show. It works.”

It sounds like a pitched-down camera flash. I’ve already sampled it. ;)

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