A Complete Unknown's Unique Sound
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'A Complete Unknown' isn't a Bob Dylan musical. The sound team took extreme measures to keep it sonically authentic.
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A Complete Unknown is nominated for Best Picture this year .
The film charts the rise of a young Bob Dylan .
Sound is its own character in the movie, according to the team behind the film's sonic element.
Ted Caplan , Donald Sylvester , Tod Maitland and David Giammarco spoke with Yahoo .
Bob Dylan's first arrival on MacDougal Street in 1961 is the gateway to the universe he wants to be in.
Director James Mangold decided that there was going to be sound over every piece, including the Cuban Missile Crisis .
Caplan: "If you just make it loud, you’ll assault the film audience".
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