Wilhelm scream

[Eskarpin]

A series of brief shouts of pain carried out by an actor were engravings in 1951. The recording was filed in the bookstore of special effects of the study and has been utilized in many of its movies since then.

The Designer of Sound of "Star Wars" Ben Burtt discovered the recording of the shout, that called "Wilhelm" Ben has adopted the shout by way of personal sonorous firm, and has included it in many of the movies in which has worked. He, and a small sound effects personnel circle continue the crusade to maintain the Wilhelm alive. The Wilhelm scream continues being listened in new movies each year.

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=4zQjbULMSKA

[Filomena]

Eskarpin

Where do you find this stuff?

At first, I was amused, but after about a minute of listening to the same scream over and over and over and over and over and over again, it started to get on my nerves.

But thanks for posting. That was interesting.

Did you copy your post from someplace or is your English writing improving? If it's the latter, then keep up the good work!

[Eskarpin]

I do not know exactly what means with where I find this material. Yesterday my husband seeing a program TV, told me that someone had hung in youtube a video of 20 minutes on the Wilhelm scream. ..... I have not found that video but. .... jajajaja, I believe that would not interest you... true Fil? And no,:( I copied the text and I translated with the translator, I only write without translator in msn, with my great style Tarzan

[sprousefan23]

At first, I was amused, but after about a minute of listening to the same scream over and over and over and over and over and over again, it started to get on my nerves.

Makes you wonder what ever happened to the silent scream. The scream where you're so full of terror that when you try to scream nothing comes out.

[Happygal]

I've noticed that scream a lot! I've also noticed the female scream, but I have no clue how to explain it.

[sprousefan23]

^ It's reeeeeally high-pitched!

[Happygal]

^Yeah!