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Audiobooks & Audio Dramas

Audiobook recording requires a sound designer to work closely with the narrator to ensure that the recording is of high quality. The sound designer must also ensure that the recording is free of any background noise or other distractions that could detract from the listener's experience.

To be successful in audiobook recording, sound designers must have excellent communication skills and the ability to work well as part of a team. They must also be knowledgeable about the latest technologies used in sound post-production and have a deep passion for audio and storytelling.

It's a fascinating field that requires both technical expertise and artistic talent.

I had the chance to work on Audio dramas where sound is the only way you can see ...

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Some interesting work on audio drama:

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De Profundis

Sound design & Dolby Atmos mix

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La Cité Ensevelie

French dubbing direction

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L'Evangile selon Pilate - Eric Emmanuel Schmitt

Sound design & Dolby Atmos mix

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the Sandman - Act I Neil Gaiman & Dirk Maggs

Mix

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the Sandman - Act II Neil Gaiman & Dirk Maggs

Mix

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the Sandman - Act III Neil Gaiman & Dirk Maggs

Mix

Clients

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