Kathleen Kennedy, the venerable filmmaker and former president of Lucasfilm, spent her Sunday singing the praises of American sound designers.
The prolific producer-turned-executive received an honorary award from the Motion Picture Sound Editors at the group’s annual Golden Reel Awards in Los Angeles — marking a distinguished career responsible for indelible movie moments across titles like “Jurassic Park,” “Back to the Future” and “Schindler’s List.”
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“Sound helps root the story. It helps represent where characters are, not only geographically, but emotionally. It helps foreshadow the intent of a character or define what they’re going through. In short, it takes the
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