


ADR is often viewed as one of the final stages of post-production, but the decisions that determine its success are made much earlier. From scheduling actors and managing budgets to coordinating facilities and preparing sessions, effective ADR relies on careful planning, clear communication and close collaboration throughout the post-production process.
For Post Supervisors, understanding how to approach ADR strategically can save valuable time, avoid unnecessary costs and ensure the highest possible quality for the finished programme.
Drawing on more than 10 years’ experience as a Sound Engineer & ADR Mixer at Forever Audio, Seán Moher shares practical insights into what makes an ADR workflow run smoothly. In this exclusive interview, he discusses when productions should begin planning for ADR, the most common challenges Post Supervisors face, how remote workflows have evolved, and the simple steps that can improve efficiency while keeping budgets under control. Whether you’re coordinating your first ADR session or looking to refine your existing workflow, this conversation is packed with practical advice to help you build stronger relationships with your ADR team and deliver the best possible results.
Drawing on more than 10 years’ experience as a Sound Engineer & ADR Mixer at Forever Audio, Seán Moher shares practical insights into what makes an ADR workflow run smoothly. In this exclusive interview, he discusses when productions should begin planning for ADR, the most common challenges Post Supervisors face, how remote workflows have evolved, and the simple steps that can improve efficiency while keeping budgets under control. Whether you’re coordinating your first ADR session or looking to refine your existing workflow, this conversation is packed with practical advice to help you build stronger relationships with your ADR team and deliver the best possible results.
