Supervising Sound Editor and Re-recording Mixer
Comedians Colin Quinn, Mo Amer, Jim Norton, Rosebud Baker, Nathan Macintosh, and Dean Edwards discuss how hard it can be to tell a joke during polarized times of media outrage. The documentary explores how social media warp Americans' perceptions of each other and lead to unnecessary conflict.
National Geographic & Hulu. Sound FX Editor.
Armed with National Geographic’s trademark inside access, TRAFFICKED explores the complex and often dangerous inner workings of the global underworld — smuggling networks, and black and informal markets.
http://www.muck.tv/our-work/trafficked-with-mariana-van-zeller/
Sound FX Editor on this documentary film. Official selection at Sundance 2020, available on Netflix now.
Mucho Mucho Amor captures Walter Mercado’s final two years, when the pioneering icon grappled with aging and his legacy, as he prepared for one last star-studded spectacle.
https://www.muchomuchoamor.com
In this short film, director Sean Frank explores contemporary Black youth culture with a focus on how the struggles and victories of movements acknowledge lessons from the ancestors and hold court on what they believe the future holds for the Black community and the practices they keep to ensure future generations will only feel freer.
Watch it here.
OUT NOW on Vimeo on Demand. Sound Editor and Re-recording Mixer.
“Circles on Circles: A Cinematic Journey with Caspian”, directed by Ryan Mackfall (Slayer, Deftones, “Castles High, Marble Bright”). This film was originally intended to be a shorter marketing piece, but considering the current circumstances, we got the green light to release the FULL 48 minute document to everyone. Trust us, you’ve NEVER seen Caspian like this.
Click here to watch.
Sound FX Design for Mike Tyson on smoking DMT
Released in 2019. Sound FX Editor.
Since the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors, Ecuador’s Waorani tribe, have defended their Amazon rainforest with spears. In the 1950’s American missionaries cleared the way for oil companies to enter Waorani lands. Now 70% of Ecuador’s Amazon, home to some 12 tribes, has been divided into oil blocks, polluting one of the most bio diverse rainforests of the planet. Only one small tribe, the Waorani, have successfully fought to keep oil off most of their land.