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I sort of doubt there's really a so-called generational gap. I suspect it's just the usual click bait. I'm sorry I don't have the link but there actually was a
by JALTU 4y ago
I sort of doubt there's really a so-called generational gap. I suspect it's just the usual click bait.
I'm sorry I don't have the link but there actually was an online lament by professional sound crews for film/TV that I read a few months back. Sound is apparently compromised by the usual suspects: creative egos, competing priorities, actors' failure to enunciate clearly, and failure to appreciate the technical nature of audio recording. In some cases, the director instructs the sound crew to "capture" the performance after the scene is shot. I've never worked on a set before so I'll leave it at that and say that as an older person, I love CC and use it all the time whether I'm other-tasking or not!
- nuclearnice1 4y agoThe article cites > In a May survey of about 1,200 Americans, 70% of adult Gen Z respondents (ages 18 to 25) and 53% of millennial respondents (up to age 41) said they watch content with text most of the time. That’s compared with slightly more than a third of older respondents, according to the report commissioned by language-teaching app Preply. Not sure if you want to trust Preply over your clickbait spidey sense. I’ve never heard of them. But FYI.