DPA Brings Sound Engineer Robert Czyżewicz Vision To Life

Renowned Sound Engineer Robert Czyżewicz, celebrated for his innovative approach to sound in cinema, has once again delivered an auditory masterpiece with his work on the Polish film Znachor, known to English-speaking audiences as Forgotten Love.

Utilising the unmatched quality of DPA Microphones, Czyżewicz crafted a soundscape that brings viewers closer to the world on screen, enhancing the film’s atmosphere and emotional depth.

Czyżewicz, who has been a stalwart in the sound industry since 1992, has long advocated for the importance of sound in storytelling. "Sound is a medium that makes the picture more realistic and brings it closer to the viewers," he said. "It defines the film's place, time and mood, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the story."

The engineer first discovered DPA microphones in 1995 and began using them shortly thereafter. Since then, Czyżewicz has expanded his collection. "I am consistently impressed by DPA’s natural sound and versatility," he explained. "DPA's miniature microphones are without competition. The unique ability of the mics to blend together without altering the quality of the sound is second to none."

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