As a whole the documentary was very well compiled and contained many interesting and insights into the life and work of Donna Summer.
However the Sound mix was extremely poorly mixed and produced, the dialogue interview levels were all over the place, low, inaudible at moments, then louder and clearer at other times, which was really distracting throughout.
I fully understand that interviews can vary in terms of when and how there recorded. But for an HBO production to have such bad audio issues, is unforgivable IMO. I literally had to turn up and down my TV volume to clearly hear what was being said.
Generally a informative and entertaining documentary, shame about the audio/sound mix.
However the Sound mix was extremely poorly mixed and produced, the dialogue interview levels were all over the place, low, inaudible at moments, then louder and clearer at other times, which was really distracting throughout.
I fully understand that interviews can vary in terms of when and how there recorded. But for an HBO production to have such bad audio issues, is unforgivable IMO. I literally had to turn up and down my TV volume to clearly hear what was being said.
Generally a informative and entertaining documentary, shame about the audio/sound mix.