In "Truth," the intricate layers of sound design immerse viewers in the high-stakes world of journalism. Robert Mackenzie, alongside Glenn Butler and Paul Pirola, crafts a compelling auditory landscape that underscores the tension and drama surrounding the "Killian Documents" controversy. The film's sound team, nominated for the Australian Screen Sound Guild's Feature Film Soundtrack of the Year, meticulously weaves dialogue, ambient sounds, and Foley effects to enhance the narrative's authenticity. Each auditory element, from the subtle rustle of paper to the echo of newsroom chatter, plays a crucial role in bringing the story of Dan Rather and Mary Mapes to life.