Late Night Office Ambience (10 Hours) – Mid-2000s Vibes, Typing, Printers, Drift, for Sleep & Focus

Mid-aughts late night office ambience with drift for sleep, relaxation, and deep focus. 10 hours of office ambience featuring printers, typing, sparse notes, drift, and high rise building tone. No talking, just continuous ambient sound. And follow us in your podcast platform for more episodes like this.

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So this week’s episode cover image pays homage to Saul Bass’ opening sequence for Alfred Hitchcock’s film North by Northwest.

Do I really need to shout out Saul Bass as the inspiration for this week’s episode cover? Check out the clumsy Photoshop composition I made of a master’s work featured in another master’s work.

And next I will impart to you a moral principle from childhood I subscribe to… “Do unto others.” Which was said by—

Heavens, I just had an intrusive memory that is quasi related to the opening sequences of movies. Bluh. So when I was graduating from college I had “like totally mastered” Avid Media Composer. I was using the 90s-era titling tool in AMC to make rudimentary cartoons and was convinced I was the ****.

So when I started applying to jobs, I was applying to the big guys, and to stand out I was trying to be super creative. So when I sent a 30-minute-long collection of my Avid Media Composer title-tool cartoons on VHS to Imaginary Forces—

THE Imaginary Forces, the folks that pre-horrified the movie Se7en. They pre-excitemented the Raiden Metal Gear. And later did movie logo opens for Marvel and DC Comics…

And I just packaged up a resume and demo tape and sent it addressed to one of the top people. And to extra stand out: I printed personalized notes about my short history on fortune-cookie-sized paper and stuffed them into an envelope to bursting. I think I used four different fonts on that resume… Ooph if someone opened that demo envelope, it probably made a mess.