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How ‘Tuner’ Sound Designer Johnnie Burn Used Dolby Atmos to Mimic Hyperacusis

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Variety reports on how sound designer Johnnie Burn, whose credits include "Hamnet" and "The Zone of Interest," used Dolby Atmos to mimic hyperacusis in Daniel Roher's film "Tuner." The film stars Leo Woodall as Niki, an expert piano tuner with acutely sensitive hearing that is sometimes debilitating. According to Variety, Burn considers the film one of his most personal projects to date.

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  1. Variety FIRST 3h ago How ‘Tuner’ Sound Designer Johnnie Burn Used Dolby Atmos to Mimic Hyperacusis

    Johnnie Burn, the Oscar-winning sound designer behind “Hamnet” and “The Zone of Interest,” found Daniel Roher’s “Tuner” to be one of his most personal projects to date. In the film, Leo Woodall plays Niki, an expert piano tuner with acutely sensitive hearing that is sometimes debilitating — in fact, it’s one reason Niki hasn’t chased […]

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