Howard Schwartz Recording (hsr|ny), one of New York City’s largest and longest-running audio post facilities, has closed its doors. The 22,000-sq. ft. facility founded by Howie Schwartz in 1975 has lost its lease, and ceased operations on May 13th.
hsr|ny was the home to dozens of staffers, 12 mixing/ADR/recording studios, Read more...
Music/sound design/licensing house Yessian (NYC) announced that it has added Sound Designer/Engineer Weston Fonger to its roster.
Fonger’s credits as a mixer/sound designer include Coca Cola, DirecTV, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Colgate and Lexus. In addition, his spots for Carmax and Hyundai aired during the 2011 Super Bowl.
Fonger’s career began in Read more...
Audio post specialists audioEngine announced that they have promoted NYC-based Senior Director of Sales Sharon DiTullio-Tepper to the position of Executive Producer.
DiTullio-Tepper is a 15-year advertising industry veteran who has developed strong relationships with advertising agencies and content developers worldwide.
In her new position, she will be responsible for Read more...
NYC-based audio and music house Headroom has brought a new engineer/sound designer on board, Glenn Navia.
Navia comes to Headroom from hsr|ny where he began as a mixer in 2002. Before hsr|ny, he spent nine years mixing at Superdupe, NY.
Navia has worked on campaigns for brands such as Dannon, Read more...
hsr|ny recently worked on the automated dialogue replacement (ADR) for the first season of AMC’s hit zombie serial drama, The Walking Dead.
During these sessions, two of hsr|ny’s sound engineers — Bill Higley and A.J. Bartoletti — worked closely with many of the cast members to recreate dialog from some Read more...
