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Cinema Audio Society recognizes excellent in sound

LOS ANGELES — The Cinema Audio Society (www.cinemaaudiosociety.org) recently revealed the winners of the 61st Annual CAS Awards at a gala hosted at the Beverly Hilton International Ballroom. The evening honored excellence in sound mixing across motion pictures, television and non-fiction programming, with industry leaders and acclaimed filmmakers gathering to celebrate the art and craft of sound.

Hosted again by comedian Tom Papa, the ceremony recognized outstanding achievements across seven competitive categories, alongside the presentation of two special honors — the CAS Career Achievement Award and CAS Filmmaker of the Year Award. The CAS Career Achievement Award was presented by Academy Award-winner Oliver Stone to Tod Maitland, CAS, while acclaimed director Denis Villeneuve was honored as CAS Filmmaker of the Year by Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer. Presenters included Kris Bowers, Ron Funches, Chris Hardwick, Annie Lederman, Joe Manganiello, Krys Marshall, Michael Urie, Kirsten Vangsness, and Wil Wheaton.

A smiling man in a black suit and a woman in a dark patterned blouse posing together at an indoor event.

Photo: Mark Lanza, MPSE, with Post’s Mari Kohn

THE CAS AWARD WINNERS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

MOTION PICTURES – LIVE ACTION

A Complete Unknown

Production Sound Mixer – Tod A. Maitland CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Paul Massey CAS Re-Recording Mixer – David Giammarco CAS Scoring Mixer – Nick Baxter ADR Mixer – David Betancourt Foley Mixer – Kevin Schultz

MOTION PICTURES – ANIMATED

The Wild Robot

Original Dialogue Mixer – Ken Gombos Re-Recording Mixer – Leff Lefferts Re-Recording Mixer – Gary A. Rizzo CAS Scoring Mixer – Alan Meyerson CAS Foley Mixer – Richard Duarte

MOTION PICTURES – DOCUMENTARY

Music by John Williams

Production Mixer – Noah Alexander Re-Recording Mixer – Christopher Barnett CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Roy Waldspurger

NON-THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES OR LIMITED SERIES

Masters of the Air: S01 E05 Part Five

Production Sound Mixer – Tim Fraser Re-Recording Mixer – Michael Minkler CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Duncan McRae Re-Recording Mixer – Shane Stoneback Scoring Mixer – Thor Fienberg ADR Mixer – Sean Moher Foley Mixer – Randy K. Singer CAS

A man in a dark suit and a woman with dark hair smiling together in a brightly lit building.

Photo: Kim Waugh SVP, Warner Bros. Entertainment, with Post’s Mari Kohn

TELEVISION SERIES – ONE HOUR

Shōgun: S01 E05 Broken to the Fist

Production Sound Mixer – Michael Williamson CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Steve Pederson CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Greg P. Russell CAS ADR Mixer – Takashi Akaku Foley Mixer – Arno Stephanian CAS

TELEVISION SERIES – HALF HOUR

The Bear: S03 E03 Doors

Production Sound Mixer – Scott D. Smith CAS Re-Recording Mixer – Steve “Major” Giammaria CAS ADR Mixer – Patrick Christensen ADR Mixer – Kendall Barron Foley Mixer – Ryan Collison Foley Mixer – Connor Nagy

TELEVISION NON-FICTION, VARIETY or MUSIC – SERIES or SPECIALS

Beatles ’64

Re-Recording Mixer – Josh Berger Re-Recording Mixer – Giles Martin

CAS Student Recognition Award

Guillermo Moya from Full Sail University received the CAS Student Recognition Award, taking home a $5,000 prize. The other four student finalists each received $1,000 along with several thousand dollars of professional gear and software, generously provided by industry sponsors, including Acon Digital, Avid, BPI, Common Sense Products, GC Pro Custom House, Halter Technical, K-Tek, Krotos Audio, Lectrosonics, Inc., McDSP, Pace, Pro Tapes, Shure Incorporated, Todd-AO/Absentia DX and Zaxcom.