Steve Fanagan
@stevefanagan
sound designer, supervising sound editor & re-recording mixer:
I was devastated to hear of the passing of Marjane Satrapi. She was an incredible artist, an absolute force of nature and a beautiful human. I am so grateful for the time we got to spend together and am heartbroken for her family and friends. Sleep well brilliant Marjane, you were the real deal XO
Thank you IFTA for this lovely honour. We had an incredible time working on the sound for this beautiful film with our director Ronan Day Lewis:
We are really delighted to be MPSE Golden Reel nominated for our work on ANEMONE in the Feature Effects/Foley category. We had an incredible time working with our director Ronan Day Lewis and the entire cast and crew. The film is now available to on VOD worldwide.
Really delighted to be BIFA nominated for our sound work on ANEMONE. It was a real gift to work on this beautiful film with such an incredible cast and crew.
Anemone premieres at New York Film Festival tonight and is released in US cinemas Oct 3rd. Directed by Ronan Day-Lewis, written by Daniel Day-Lewis and Ronan Day-Lewis We had an incredible time working on the sound for this stunning film.
I am delighted to have some of my music used in the new series of Black Mirror, which is out on Netflix today. There are three Department Of Forever tracks in the episode “Plaything”. They are all taken from the album “Unseen Pictures”, which is available on streaming services and on Bandcamp.
New M/S experiment for recording ambience, Neumann km184 & Royer r121. Tried it out during the storm yesterday when the power went out and got some nice interior wind recordings
Looking forward to taking part in Culture Clash at the end of the month. This year’s theme is collaboration. Full line up and details here: www.culturecrush.ie/schedule
Some early morning field recording on Kiltennel Beach yesterday #sounddesign #fieldrecording #filmsound
Beautiful new poster for Tadhg O’Sullivan’s The Swallow, which I had the great pleasure of mixing. It’s just screened at Telluride
Got to do some field recording at Raheenleagh Wind Farm today. It’s hard to describe how huge these giants are:
Really delighted to be BIFA nominated for our sound work on How To Have Sex. The film received a massive 13 nominations. It’s released in Irish and UK cinemas tomorrow