ly mixing Stick It, a gymnastics film for Spyglass/Disney, and will be prepping Meet the Robinsons for Disney’s Feature Animation Dept. this summer.
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Mack Melson C.A.S. finished mixing the TV series Thief for the FX channel in Shreveport, La., in Dec. 5. Marvin Melson boomed.
• Mixing Stages • Sound Design • Digital Sound Editing Services • Digital Mastering • Restoration • Trailers & Commercials • ADR • ISDN • Foley • Projection • QC • Telecine Services • Audio / Video Transfer • Gigabit Ethernet Network • Wireless Internet Access • Engineering /Technical Support • Business To Business Website
Brian Riordan C.A.S. at his Hollywood facility Levels Audio Post, is currently mixing the multi-track music for Jamie Foxx: Unpredictable. This one-hour music special will air January 21, 2006, on NBC and features performances by Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, The Game, D.J. Irie and The Rickey Minor Band. Riordan is also gearing up for Fox’s fifth installation of the American Idol series. Levels recently purchased and installed a 32-channel Digidesign Icon D-Control console. Gavin Fernandes C.A.S. has been mixing the final season of the politically incorrect series les Bougon and will soon begin premixes on the feature Duo. Part of the winter will be spent teaching at the Banff Center for the Arts as well as giving a talk to the local AES chapter.
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Glenn Berkovitz C.A.S. and boom op Mark Grech have recorded production sound for a wide variety of projects: The feature When a Stranger Calls (a tip: don’t answer!); Oxygen Network’s Campus Ladies; Bring It on Yet Again (part three, for DVD, you see); and commercials for Bud Lite, Miller MGD (and a few non-alcoholic products, as well). Looking forward to 2006—Good luck to all. Jurg von Allmen C.A.S. writes: I did in December the final mix of Vitus with director Fredi Murer. The film tells the story of a highly gifted boy whose parents have demanding and ambitious plans for him—they want him to become a pianist. However, one day the boy, Vitus, is no longer willing to comply with his parents’ plans and ambitions because he wants to follow his own star. Out of this magic triangle between mother, father and child a tragic-comical C.A.S. Q U A R T E R L Y
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