Twenty Years of Defending the Amazon.
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David King
Historical reviewI've loved working with Edward. He has a really strong understanding and ability with crafting emotionally-driven soundscapes and I've been really pleasantly surprised by both his skills and his reliability! Edward has a deeply intuitive knack for sound design that you can only get from years of learning and mastering the craft.
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Edward is a sound engineer and designer who works in audio post-production for film and media. He has composed and designed atmospheric environments for Sedimentary Noise, an independent film which showcased in Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, CA. He currently worked and now often freelances along side interactive visual and sound artist, Kadet Kuhne, at Audible Shift Post-Production Sound Studio as an assistant sound engineer for numerous independent films and documentaries such as: Null Extension, More Than T, and Twenty years of Defending the Amazon. He has completed his Bachelor of Science in Audio Production from The Art Institute of California - San Francisco.
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