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8 Milestones of Recording

How do you think these technological advances affected filmmaking? Which 3 of these advances do you think are the most important to video and film? Why?

These advancements in audio affected filmmaking because it was able to enhance the viewers' experience in movie theaters and at home. I think stereophonic sound, different kinds of audio manipulation, and multitrack recording are most important to video and film. Stereophonic sound helped the quality of the audio so it gave a new feel to the films. The different kinds of audio manipulation could give different effects to audio which could switch interchangeably between different genres. Lastly, multitrack recording made the people's voices clearer when they were recording which also added a clarifying effect to films as well as the audio. 

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