In November of 2016 Tonebenders went on an sound nerd’s tour of New York City. We visited some of the city’s top post audio studios and interviewed many of the talented sound professionals working in NYC. In this episode regular Tonebenders host Timothy and guest co-host Teresa Morrow (a busy re-recording engineer based in Toronto) tell us about the trip and play clips of many of the interviews they did while in the Big Apple. Featured in this episode are Skip Lievsay, Tom Fleischman, Nicholas Renbeck, Bob Hein and many more.
Links:
David Forshee’s IMDB
Nicholas Renbeck’s IMDB
Skip Lievsay’s IMDB
Bob Hein’s IMDB
Patrick Christensen’s IMDB
Tom Fleischman’s IMDB
Abby Savage’s IMDB
The Jane Hotel in NYC (Where we stayed while in town)
C5 Sound (Where we interviewed Nik Renbeck and he frequently works)
WB Sound NYC (Home to Skip Lievsay)
Harbor Sound (Home to Bob Hein)
Soundtrack F/T NYC (Home to Tom Fleischman)
Dig It Audio (Home to Abby Savage)
Great podcast. Love the energy of New York.
I have had the pleasure of working with Sound Lounge and Pat Christensen for almost all the ADR on “Power” (Starz) in Dolby Atmos.
Pat and Sound Lounge have been on the show since the beginning and Pat always makes the cast comfortable and at ease which in turn makes the sessions go easier.
Thanks for all the great podcasts about our industry.
Rod O’Brien
Supervising Sound Editor
Hello Rod – I agree that Pat is a really great guy. Thanks for listening! Power seems like it would be a really fun show to work on.
Timothy
‘Power’ has been great, they shoot in NY and we post in LA. Pat handles all the NY ADR for us and we listen in via Source Connect.
We are mix the show in Atmos at Technicolor Hollywood. The Atmos allows us to make room for the DIA and still have lots of room for music and FX.
Really enjoy the podcasts.
Thanks
Rod
Your podcast is excellent, – I’m not in the sound industry but I still find it really great. I’ve been listening to you for about the last 6 months or so and find every episode an interesting perspective on a subject I know almost nothing about. It’s great to hear the quality of your sound, even if I know nothing about how you actually get there. I can’t wait to hear the interviews with all those guys you met in NYC. I’m starting to listen to everything with more open ears – so thanks!
Oh, and Teresa was great – you should have her on more often!
Yes Teresa is great. You can expect more of her in the future I think!