I am an audio engineer with over 15 years of major label, post production, and feature film work experience. Throughout that period, my responsibilities have included tracking, mixing, and mastering recordings for major label artist in top-notch recording facilities. I have extensive SSL experience, I am an excellent Protools operator, and I am as comfortable with a soldering iron in hand as I am with a fader under my index finger.
In the year 2000 I worked on music and effects for the redux of “Apocalypse Now” at American Zoetrope for Francis Ford Coppola. In 2001 I was nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year, and I was a winner for Rap Album of the Year for Outkast Stankonia. In 2002 I was credited for my work on an album nominated for Contemporary Album of the year, Micheal Feinstein live in Israel.
I have served as a studio tech, an assistant, and a recording engineer for thousands of professional recording sessions. I have learned how to successfully integrate the technical and performance aspects of the recording process with the artistic needs of my clients to provide a seamless link between vision and product. I have learned how to operate and maintain the equipment used to accomplish this goal. I have accrued the skills necessary to effectively deal with clients, handle scheduling, and meet multiple deadlines simultaneously.