Preliminary Exercise:Sound directors in Film

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 1.  Christopher Boyes  


Based at Skywalker Sound, Christopher Boyes is a sound designer and re-recording mixer with an impressive track record. He has won four Academy Awards and received nine nominations, having worked on over 70 films since 1991, including renowned titles such as Minority Report, Lilo and Stitch, Jurassic Park, and The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring, and its sequels. Mr. Boyes has extensive experience in field recording all over the world, and in addition to his work on feature films, he has created specialized sound effects for a range of applications, such as high-end commercials and radio tags for European radio stations. Moreover, he has also designed audio outboard gear applications, including reverb processing devices

2.Gary Rydstrom


is a film director and sound designer.  For Pixar Animation Studios, he directed two shorts: the Oscar-nominated Lifted, and Toy Story Toons: Hawaiian Vacation.  For Disney and Studio Ghibli, he directed the English-language versions of The Secret World of Arrietty, From Up on Poppy Hill, and The Wind Rises.  At Skywalker Sound, he has designed and mixed many films, including Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, A River Runs Through It, Toy Story, Quiz Show, Titanic, Saving Private Ryan, Star Wars: Episode I, Punch-Drunk Love, Finding Nemo, War Horse, and Bridge of Spies


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