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Schedule of Events PRE-DINNER COCKTAIL PARTY SPONSORED BY DOLBY MASTER OF CEREMONIES MICHAEL KOSTA PRESENTATION OF THE CINEMA AUDIO SOCIETY AWARD FOR Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures – Animated PRESENTATION OF THE CAS Outstanding Product Award for Production and Post Production PRESIDENT’S REMARKS Mark Ulano CAS
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President’s Letter I love this amazing gathering we treat ourselves to each year. Our community once again coming together and acknowledging each others’ best work. We’re grateful for the good privilege of collaboration with our peers, keeping the faith of cinema sound excellence. I find great comfort in this collective celebration, a renewal of our commitment to producing our very best work. May we tip a glass to each other as sound artisans/practitioners, as members of the Cinema Audio Society, who make these essential contributions to entertainment. We who help inform, tell the stories with passion and prevent the icy silence that would otherwise prevail. We partner with the other great creative chairs in the cinema orchestra: cinematography, editing, production design, costume design and more. This is arguably the best kind of fun to be had while engaged in serious endeavors. Let us congratulate this year’s nominees for their exemplary work. This is the night to cheer the unsung achievements, to get loud and appreciative, to shout out how much we admire the work that has been accomplished. Tonight is a salute to the achievements of the past and the present. We honor the nominees with peer recognition, inventors with the Outstanding Product Awards; we honor filmmaker Joe Wright, whose creative use of sound exemplifies its greater potential; we celebrate the amazing career of iconic mixer Anna Behlmer; and we highlight emerging talent with the Student Recognition Award. We also share the results of our new election. And this year, we are very excited to present the first Edward J. Greene Award to Tomlinson Holman for his pioneering innovation across our sound world. The Boards of Directors, past and present, wish to express their deepest gratitude for the privilege of serving the membership. It is the capstone of our collective careers. Please enjoy this evening and each other. Warmest regards and in friendship.
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ANNA BEHLMER for her
CAS CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The Cinema Audio Society: Past, Present, and Future In 1929, the first Oscars were presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. That year, Warner Bros. received a Special Award for The Jazz Singer, which was considered a pioneer in “talking pictures.” It was not until the third Academy Awards, in 1931, that the Academy gave the first Oscar for Sound Recording. The winner was sound director Douglas Shearer for The Big House. The Cinema Audio Society was started in 1964 by a group of re-recording mixers. The nucleus of the CAS, known as the “Gang of Nine,” was headed by Robert Hoyt. They wanted to create an organization that would focus on the recognition of sound mixers, as well as share technical sound information. Finally, at the 1970 Academy Awards, they presented the Sound Oscar to re-recording mixer Murray Spivack and production mixer Jack Soloman for Hello, Dolly! The CAS helped play a major role in modifying the Academy rules. The CAS had grown to more than 60 members, and in 1967, they held the first CAS Dinner Dance. I joined the CAS in the ’70s and became intricately involved in 1977 when President Bill Varney asked me to join him as his Vice President. By that point, the energy of CAS had dwindled and unfortunately, there was only one meeting. A year later, I asked past CAS members Jim Cook and Bob Harman to join me to reignite the organization. At the time, I was also President of Local 695, so I served as Vice President in order to avoid a conflict of interest. The next year, 1980, I served as CAS President. The organization came back to life and continued until 1983. Then unfortunately, it fell silent again. In 1984, I took the reigns as President again and created an active Executive Board. We focused on making the CAS a success. The first step was to expand our membership, thus making the organization larger and more viable. Our active membership of mixers was expanded to include ALL mixers: production, scoring, ADR, and Foley, in addition to re-recording mixers. We wanted the letters “CAS” behind more names in screen credits. We created the category of Associate Member for sound specialists, such as sound editors, technicians, and recordists. We opened our membership up nationally and internationally. We rekindled the goal of acknowledgment, honoring six motion picture sound pioneers in 1985. In 1986, the first CAS Awards Banquet was held and the first “Life Achievement Award” was given. In 1989, when I passed the gavel to incoming President David Weishaar, we were proud of what we had accomplished, and had more than 200 members. Over the years, other CAS Presidents and their Boards have taken that success to even higher levels. They’ve created a new CAS logo, the glass trophies, the technical awards, and the CAS Quarterly. The CAS has had more than 20 Presidents and many others who have contributed on the Executive Board and the Board of Directors. Without their collective dedication and talent, there would be no CAS organization or awards event tonight. When I began my career as a sound professional in the motion picture industry, the post-production process was a team effort. It’s still a team effort, but in recent years, a single person is expected to accomplish many roles. More than one-third of the screeners I received this year have “hyphenate” sound personnel: re-recording mixers that were also the supervising sound editor and/or sound designer. At one of our CAS seminars, an international member informed the participants that she mixed the production sound, cut the sound editorial, and also created the final sound mix. She said this was a very common practice. I think we will see more hyphenates in the future. The industry continues to change and it is as important as ever to inform and empower sound professionals in the motion picture and television industry, as well as honor their work. James A. Corbett CAS MPSE Historian The 54th Annual CAS Awards CINEMA AUDIO SOCIETY 11
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Board of Directors OFFICERS President, Mark Ulano CAS Vice President, Phillip W. Palmer CAS Secretary, David J. Bondelevitch CAS MPSE Treasurer, Peter R. Damski CAS
DIRECTORS Bob Bronow CAS, Willie D. Burton CAS, Peter J. Devlin CAS, Tom Fleischman CAS, Jeff Haboush CAS, Tomlinson Holman CAS, Sherry Klein CAS, Mary Jo Lang CAS (Retired), Chris Newman CAS, Lee Orloff CAS, Lisa Piñero CAS, Glen Trew CAS, Karol Urban CAS MPSE, Steven Venezia CAS, Mathew Waters CAS, Jeff Wexler CAS
FORMER PRESIDENTS 1966–1967 Robert B. Hoyt CAS 1968 James G. Stewart CAS 1969–1970 Arthur Piantadosi CAS 1971–1972 Carroll Pratt CAS 1973–1974 Tex Rudloff CAS 1975 James Aicholtz CAS 1976 David Dockendorf CAS 1977 Bill Varney CAS 1978–1979 James R. Cook CAS 1980 James A. Corbett CAS 1981 Michael Minkler CAS 1982 Tex Rudloff CAS 1983 Gary Bourgeois CAS 1984–1988 James A. Corbett CAS 1988–1991 David M. Weishaar CAS 1991–1994 Edwin J. Somers CAS 1995–1996 Robert Deschaine CAS 1997–1998 Steve Hawk CAS 1999–2002 Melissa S. Hofmann CAS 2003–2006 Richard Lightstone CAS 2007–2010 Edward L. Moskowitz CAS 2011–2015 David E. Fluhr CAS
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Original Dialogue Mixer: Jason Oliver Re-recording Mixer: Michael Semanick Re-recording Mixer: Gregg Landaker Re-recording Mixer: Wayne Pashley Scoring Mixer: Stephen Lipson Foley Mixer: Lisa Simpson
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Production Mixer – Chris Munro, CAS Re-recording Mixer – Chris Burdon Re-recording Mixer – Gilbert Lake, CAS Scoring Mixer – Alan Meyerson, CAS ADR Mixer – Nick Kray Foley Mixer – Glen Gathard
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PRODUCT AWARDS The CAS Outstanding Product Award honors both Production and Post-Production equipment and software products. Initial submissions were solicited from the general membership of the CAS and industry manufacturers. Eligible products are those released within the last two years. The Board of Directors reviewed all of the nominated products. Balloting by the CAS active membership has chosen tonight’s winners. All voting was done electronically and tabulated by VoteNet Solutions, Incorporated. The secret results were then transmitted to our CAS representatives and remain sealed until the envelopes are opened tonight...
The nominees for the 2017 CAS Outstanding Product Award for Production are: DPA Slim Manufacturer: DPA Duet Digital Wireless Monitor System Manufacturer: Lectrosonics SX-R4+ Manufacturer: Sonosax MixPre-10T Recorder Manufacturer: Sound Devices ZMT3 Bodypack and Boom Pole Wireless Transmitter Manufacturer: Zaxcom
The nominees for the 2017 CAS Outstanding Product Award for Post Production are: Dolby Atmos Content Creation Tools Manufacturer: Dolby R4 Reverb Manufacturer: Exponential Audio Pro Q2 Equalizer Manufacturer: FabFilter RX 6 Advanced Manufacturer: iZotope, Inc. Absentia DX Manufacturer: Todd-AO Our awards are the only awards determined exclusively by sound mixers. We want the industry to know what equipment we think works superlatively in our field. The recipients may use the CAS logo and name in any promotion or advertising of the winning product for a one-year period.
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Post Audio Mixer: Josh Morton Production Mixer: Thomas Holmes FOH Production Mixer: Mikael Stewart Broadcast Music Mixer: Eric Schilling Broadcast Music Mixer: John Harris FOH Mixer: Ron Reaves Stage Foldback Mixer: Tom Pesa Stage Foldback Mixer: Michael Parker Playback Music Mixer: Eric Johnston Pro Tools Mixer: Pablo Munguia Sweetening Mixer: Bob LaMasney
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CAS STUDENT RECOGNITION AWARD First presented in 2015, the CAS Student Recognition Award celebrates the next generation of sound professionals. Open to any student enrolled and in good standing in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program at an accredited college or university, the award includes a check for $2,500. Students may be pursuing any major but should have a demonstrated interest and some experience in production and/or post-production sound for film and television.
This year’s nominees are: Haley Bowers Savannah College of Art and Design – Savannah, GA Brendan Gates Loyola Marymount University – Los Angeles, CA Xiang Li Chapman University – Orange, CA Danielle Price Savannah College of Art and Design – Savannah, GA Anna Wozniewicz Chapman University – Orange, CA
Given the caliber of these students, we are confident that the future of sound mixing is in good hands (and ears!!). Best of luck to our student nominees. The CAS would like to thank Avid and IMAX for sponsoring tonight’s Student Recognition Award.
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Episode 7 “You Get What You Need” Production Mixer: Brendan Beebe CAS Re-recording Mixer: Gavin Fernandes CAS Re-recording Mixer: Louis Gignac
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“USS Callister” Production Mixer: John Rodda CAS Re-recording Mixer: Tim Cavagin Re-recording Mixer: Dafydd Archard Re-recording Mixer: William Miller ADR Mixer: Nick Baldock Foley Mixer: Sophia Hardman
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Episode 4 “The Narrow Escape Problem” Production Mixer: Michael Playfair CAS Re-recording Mixer: Kirk Lynds CAS Re-recording Mixer: Martin Lee Scoring Mixer: Michael Perfitt
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“The Lying Detective” Production Mixer: John Mooney CAS Re-recording Mixer: Howard Bargroff Scoring Mixer: Nick Wollage ADR Mixer: Peter Gleaves CAS Foley Mixer: Jamie Talbutt
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Part 8 “Gotta Light?” Production Mixer: Douglas Axtell Re-recording Mixer: Dean Hurley Re-recording Mixer: Ron Eng
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Filmmaker Award
JOE WRIGHT This evening’s CAS Filmmaker Award honoree is the director of Best Picture Academy Award®-nominated film Darkest Hour. The film also received five other Oscar® nominations for Cinematography, Costume Design, Makeup & Hairstyling, Production Design and a Best Actor nod for Gary Oldman’s performance as Winston Churchill. “With the director as conductor, Joe knows how to get the best out of every instrument in the filmmaking orchestra, which makes him an excellent choice for Filmmaker,” said CAS President Mark Ulano. Born to a family of puppeteers, Joe Wright grew up in the theatre his parents founded, The Little Angel Theatre in Islington, London. Wright studied fine art, film and video at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. After college, he worked on music videos and short films until 1997, when he was commissioned to direct Nature Boy, a four-part miniseries for BBC2. Nature Boy was awarded Best Drama Serial by the Royal Television Society. This was followed by several other highly acclaimed, nominated, and awarded miniseries, including Bob & Rose, written by Russell T Davies; Bodily Harm, starring Timothy Spall, George Cole and Lesley Manville; and Charles II for the BBC1, starring Rufus Sewell, which won the BAFTA Award for Best Drama Serial. Wright made his feature film directorial debut in 2005 with Pride & Prejudice, starring Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Rosamund Pike, Donald Sutherland, Brenda Blethyn and with Carey Mulligan, in her first screen appearance. The critically acclaimed film won Wright BAFTA’s Carl Foreman Award for Special Achievement by a British Director, Writer or Producer in Their First Feature Film. He was also honored with the London Critics’ Circle Film Award for British Director of the Year and the Boston Society of Film Critics’ Award for Best New Filmmaker. Pride & Prejudice was nominated for five additional BAFTA Awards, four Academy Awards and two Golden Globe Awards. Wright’s second feature Atonement, based on Ian McEwan’s novel, stars Keira Knightley, James McAvoy, Benedict Cumberbatch and Saoirse Ronan. The film received 13 BAFTA Award nominations, and won for Best Film and Best Production Design; received seven Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, and won the Academy Award for Best Original Score; received seven Golden Globe Award nominations, winning awards for Best Picture [Drama] and Best Original Score. Wright next directed The Soloist, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx, followed by the sleeper hit Hanna, with an electro music score by The Chemical Brothers, starring Saoirse Ronan and Cate Blanchett. In 2011, Wright directed Anna Karenina, starring Keira Knightley, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jude Law, Domhnall Gleeson and Alicia Vikander—in her first English-speaking role—from a screenplay penned by Tom Stoppard. The film was nominated for six BAFTA Awards and four Academy Awards, taking home both trophies for Best Costume Design. In 2015, Wright directed Pan, an origin story of the beloved Peter Pan characters, starring Hugh Jackman, Garrett Hedlund, Rooney Mara and Levi Miller. In 2016, Wright directed the acclaimed “Nosedive” episode of the television series Black Mirror, which starred Bryce Dallas Howard in the leading role and earned her a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination. Wright made his debut in the theatre world in 2013 at the Donmar Warehouse with Trelawny of the ‘Wells,’ an Arthur Pinero play re-worked by Patrick Marber. This was followed by the critically acclaimed A Season in the Congo at the Young Vic Theatre, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, and most recently, Life of Galileo at the Young Vic Theatre, featuring music by The Chemical Brothers. Wright is a director of Shoebox Films, a London-based film and television production company which, among other work, produced Steven Knight’s critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning thriller Locke, starring Tom Hardy. Wright lives in London with his wife, classical sitarist Anoushka Shankar, and their two sons.
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“Lake Life” Production Mixer: Stephen A. Tibbo CAS Re-recording Mixer: Dean Okrand CAS Re-recording Mixer: Brian R. Harman CAS
SILICON VALLEY
Episode 9 “Hooli-Con” Production Mixer: Benjamin A. Patrick CAS Re-recording Mixer: Elmo Ponsdomenech Re-recording Mixer: Todd Beckett
VEEP
“Omaha” Production Mixer: William MacPherson CAS Re-recording Mixer: John W. Cook II CAS Re-recording Mixer: Bill Freesh CAS
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TELEVISION NON-FICTION, VARIETY, MUSIC SERIES OR SPECIALS AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE GREAT WAR “Part 3” Production Mixer: John Jenkins Re-recording Mixer: Ken Hahn
ANTHONY BOURDAIN: PARTS UNKNOWN
“Oman” Re-recording Mixer: Benny Mouthon CAS
DEADLIEST CATCH
“Last Damn Arctic Storm” Re-recording Mixer: John Warrin
ROLLING STONE: STORIES FROM THE EDGE
Production Mixer: David Hocs Production Mixer: Tom Tierney Re-recording Mixer: Tom Fleischman CAS
WHO KILLED TUPAC?
Episode 101 “Murder in Vegas” Production Mixer: Steve Birchmeier Re-recording Mixer: John Reese
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Edward J. Greene Award for the Advancement of Sound
TOMLINSON HOLMAN CAS Tonight, we honor two exceptional people with this award. We honor the memory of Edward J. Greene, production sound mixer extraordinaire, who mixed some of the most highly regarded music, variety and award shows in the history of television, and Tomlinson Holman CAS, audio engineer and inventor, the creator of THX. Ed was an advocate for better sound in broadcast and Tom an equal advocate for better sound in theater whether commercial or in-home. Educators and mentors, they both spent decades dedicated to the Advancement of Sound
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“Presenting this inaugural award to Tomlinson Holman who has contributed so much to the sound community in both cinema and broadcast is the perfect representation of who and what this award represents,” said CAS President Mark Ulano.
Born in Oregon, Illinois, Tom walked to Saturday-morning movie serials for 25 cents admission. As a prototypical “science kid,” his mother made several trips to the principal’s office because Tom kept sneaking into the auditorium after hours to hang lights and do sound checks. At the University of Illinois, he began concentrating on sound during after-school activities in the theater department. His undergraduate film partner was director Andrew (Andy) Davis. After graduation, he stayed on at the university for five years in its film production unit reading practically everything published about audio (impossible today). After a devastating fire, Tom got the post department up and running again. He eventually bought a Nagra recorder and started doing projects, usually at the request of Andy, who ultimately, asked him to come to Hollywood to work on a Blaxploitation feature, Cool Breeze, as a boom operator for first-time recordist Jeff Wexler CAS. Studying the Nagra schematics (which he thought he had to understand as a soundman), he found many unusual things, an inspiration for later on to “Think Different.” A trip to Boston resulted in an interview and job with Advent in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The founder, Henry Kloss, was occupied making tubes and screens for the first widely sold projection television, so he left the audio design part of the business to Tom, with Henry’s mentorship. After Henry left Advent, Tom left to start Apt Corporation, making a little higher end product, preamps and power amps. One of his proudest moments was to get a letter from Stefan Kudelski thanking him for the preamp Tom had given him since the Nagra inspired non-conventional thinking in circuits. While in Cambridge, Tom and Fritz Koenig began personal and business partnerships that continue to this day. When George Lucas sought a rethink of film systems, Tom’s chops as inventor of audio and video systems landed him a position as Chief Engineer of Post Production at Lucasfilm in Marin County, California. While the
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Computer Division was tasked with digitizing everything, Tom was challenged to work on the ends of the chain that would be needed no matter whether it was an analog or digital workflow. For more than 30 years, theater sound system technology had stagnated even as many improvements in loudspeaker theory and design had occurred. Tom evaluated those improvements, invented some new technology, and then combined them into a system so impressive that George Lucas named the system THX after Tom’s initials and the critical cross(X)over electronics Tom invented. With a companion Theater Alignment Program, THX standards included room acoustics and even projection standards which created a standard presentation platform deployed on a massive scale worldwide upon which cinema audio professionals could rely. After seven years full time at Lucasfilm, Tom started teaching at USC Cinema, while commuting to Skywalker Ranch weekly and working principally on THX and its spinoffs. In 1995, he left Lucasfilm to co-found TMH Corporation with Koenig, made products, edited a magazine, produced books, and consulted, mostly on the Hollywood transition in television to 5.1. He also continued teaching and researching at USC. In 2011, Tom joined Apple.
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JOE WRIGHT ON RECEIVING THE
CINEMA AUDIO SOCIETY FILMMAKER AWARD
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MOTION PICTURES — DOCUMENTARY AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER Production Mixer: Gabriel Monts Re-recording Mixer: Kent Sparling Re-recording Mixer: Gary Rizzo CAS Re-recording Mixer: Zach Martin Scoring Mixer: Jeff Beal Foley Mixer: Jason Butler
ERIC CLAPTON: LIFE IN 12 BARS Production Mixer: Russell Edwards Re-recording Mixer: Tim Cavagin Re-recording Mixer: William Miller ADR Mixer: Adam Mendez CAS
GAGA: FIVE FOOT TWO Re-recording Mixer: Jonathan Wales CAS Re-recording Mixer: Jason Dotts
JANE Production Mixer: Lee Smith Re-recording Mixer: David E. Fluhr CAS Re-recording Mixer: Warren Shaw Scoring Mixer: Derek Lee ADR Mixer: Chris Navarro CAS Foley Mixer: Ryan Maguire
LONG STRANGE TRIP Production Mixer: David Silberberg Re-recording Mixer: Bob Chefalas Re-recording Mixer: Jacob Ribicoff
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TELEVISION SERIES — ONE HOUR BETTER CALL SAUL
“Lantern” Production Mixer: Phillip W. Palmer CAS Re-recording Mixer: Larry B. Benjamin CAS Re-recording Mixer: Kevin Valentine ADR Mixer: Matt Hovland Foley Mixer: David Michael Torres CAS
GAME OF THRONES
“Beyond the Wall” Production Mixer: Ronan Hill CAS Production Mixer: Richard Dyer CAS Re-recording Mixer: Onnalee Blank CAS Re-recording Mixer: Mathew Waters CAS Foley Mixer: Brett Voss CAS
STRANGER THINGS: CHAPTER 8 “The Mind Flayer” Production Mixer: Michael P. Clark CAS Re-recording Mixer: Joe Barnett Re-recording Mixer: Adam Jenkins ADR Mixer: Bill Higley CAS Foley Mixer: Antony Zeller CAS
THE CROWN
“Misadventure” Production Mixer: Chris Ashworth Re-recording Mixer: Lee Walpole Re-recording Mixer: Stuart Hilliker Re-recording Mixer: Martin Jensen ADR Mixer: Rory de Carteret Foley Mixer: Philip Clements
THE HANDMAID’S TALE
Episode #1 “Offred” Production Mixer: John J. Thomson CAS Re-recording Mixer: Lou Solakofski Re-recording Mixer: Joe Morrow Scoring Mixer: Scott Smith Foley Mixer: Don White
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Career Achievement
ANNA BEHLMER “Anna Behlmer, this evening’s recipient of the highest honor of the CAS, the Career Achievement Award, is a worldrenowned re-recording mixer with a huge portfolio of iconic credits. Her longtime collaborations with filmmakers and her work on over 150 projects is a testament to her excellence and creativity,” said CAS President Mark Ulano. “She’s been nominated a dozen times for the prestigious CAS Award for her outstanding mixing work and is also multi-nominated by her peers at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the British Academy as well, signifying the very high regard with which she is held among her peers. She is a beloved figure and I take great pleasure in announcing the CAS’s recognition of Anna and her terrific body of work.” Behlmer, who grew up in Hollywood not far from Glen Glenn and Todd-AO, is a first-generation American, the daughter of Italian immigrants. Growing up, she used to walk to Hollywood Boulevard to go to the movies, sometimes to a double feature. She loved movies from the Disney films of her childhood to the B movies of her teenage years. Film was a big part of her life, but she never thought she would be involved in the film business. In college, she started dating a sound engineer who worked at Ryder Sound in Hollywood. “I spent a lot of time there visiting him and, while I was there, I helped load dubbers and tried to help out any way I could. Gary Bourgeois was the mixer there at the time and he said to me, ‘You should get yourself a union card.’ Since I was a bit bored with school, I pursued getting in the union. I was advised to go to Glen Glenn Sound because they had two women working there, and a woman in charge of scheduling and hiring crews. I walked into Jan Olson’s office and asked her to help me, and she said yes,” recalled Behlmer. Her first call was on the Paramount lot working on Laverne & Shirley and Happy Days as a Y-15 loader. She then went to work in the new Glen Glenn Building on Stage 2 doing mostly TV and was promoted to recordist working with Bourgeois when he came to Glen Glenn. Glen Glenn merged with Todd-AO and they developed a mixer training program. In 1989, with the encouragement of J.R. Delang, Chris Jenkins, and Bourgeois, Behlmer joined the program. There were no female re-recording mixers at that time. “I never looked back, I found something that was fun, that I loved doing and that I had an aptitude for,” said Behlmer. She stayed at Todd-AO and worked with the great Richard Portman for several years. After working with Portman, she began an almost-20-year collaboration with Andy Nelson which started at Todd-AO in 1993 and ended at Fox in 2012. In 1996, Behlmer became the first woman to be nominated for an Academy Award® in the Sound Mixing category for Braveheart. The following year, there was a second Oscar® nomination for Evita. Fox was opening new stages in 1998 and Behlmer moved over to Fox where she mixed for the next 14 years. During that time, she added eight more Oscar nominations for L.A. Confidential, The Thin Red Line, Moulin Rouge!, Seabiscuit, The Last Samurai, War of the Worlds, Blood Diamond and Star Trek. Additionally, she’s received six BAFTA Award nominations (with three wins), 12 CAS Award nominations and five Satellite Award nominations. In 2012, a new and exciting opportunity came her way, to be involved with the new Technicolor facility at Paramount. She now works about 50 feet from the place where she had her first call on Laverne & Shirley and Happy Days. She has come full circle, and that engineer she was dating is Curt—her husband of 33 years. Behlmer is a longtime member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and has served several terms on the Sound Branch Executive Committee. She resides in Studio City and is an avid runner, skier and golfer.
The Zookeeper’s Wife
Seabiscuit
Evita
War of the Worlds
Live Free or Die Hard
Planet of the Apes Deep Impact
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JOE WRIGHT
2018 FILMMAKER OF THE YEAR AWARD
ANNA BEHLMER 2018 CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
AND OUR NOMINEES JULIAN SLATER FOR “BABY DRIVER” ELMO PONSDOMENECH AND TODD BECKETT FOR “SILICON VALLEY”
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MOTION PICTURES — LIVE ACTION BABY DRIVER Production Mixer: Mary H. Ellis CAS Re-recording Mixer: Julian Slater CAS Re-recording Mixer: Tim Cavagin Scoring Mixer: Gareth Cousins CAS ADR Mixer: Mark Appleby Foley Mixer: Glen Gathard
DUNKIRK Production Mixer: Mark Weingarten CAS Re-recording Mixer: Gregg Landaker Re-recording Mixer: Gary Rizzo CAS Scoring Mixer: Alan Meyerson CAS ADR Mixer: Thomas J. O’Connell Foley Mixer: Scott Curtis
STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI Production Mixer: Stuart Wilson CAS Re-recording Mixer: David Parker Re-recording Mixer: Michael Semanick Re-recording Mixer: Ren Klyce Scoring Mixer: Shawn Murphy ADR Mixer: Doc Kane CAS Foley Mixer: Frank Rinella
THE SHAPE OF WATER Production Mixer: Glen Gauthier Re-recording Mixer: Christian T. Cooke CAS Re-recording Mixer: Brad Zoern CAS Scoring Mixer: Peter Cobbin Foley Mixer: Peter Persaud CAS
WONDER WOMAN Production Mixer: Chris Munro CAS Re-recording Mixer: Chris Burdon Re-recording Mixer: Gilbert Lake CAS Scoring Mixer: Alan Meyerson CAS ADR Mixer: Nick Kray Foley Mixer: Glen Gathard
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CONGRATULATIONS
ANNA BEHLMER on her well-deserved Career Achievement Award!
FROM EVERYONE AT BAD ROBOT
In Memoriam ED BANNON
SOUND EDITOR
MONETTE BECHTOLD FOLEY ARTIST
SANDY BERMAN SOUND EDITOR
CRAIG CARTER
SOUND DESIGNER
JONATHAN DEMME
CAS FILMMAKER HONOREE–FILMMAKER
PETER GLEAVES CAS ADR MIXER
EDWARD J. GREENE CAS
CAS CAREER ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE–SOUND MIXER
JÓHANN JÓHANNSSON COMPOSER
CHINHDA KHOMMARATH
FILM ENGINEERING SPECIALIST
JERRY PERLMAN ENGINEER
CECILIA PERNA
FOLEY/ADR MIXER
PAUL RODRIGUEZ CAS STUDIO EXECUTIVE
SEAN ROWE
FOLEY ARTIST
DON K. SHARPLESS SOUND MIXER
FRED STAFFORD ADR SUPERVISOR
DAVID LEWIS YEWDALL SOUND EDITOR
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Stephane Bucher, CAS Samuel T. Buckner, CAS Kevin Burns, CAS Mark D. Burton, CAS Ken Burton, CAS Willie Burton, CAS Paul Buscemi, CAS John L. Butler Jr., CAS Robert Carr, CAS Edward Charles Carr III, CAS Jose R. Castellon, CAS Joel Catalan, CAS Thomas D. Causey, CAS John Chalfant, CAS Chris Chappel, CAS Jonathan Chiles, CAS Martin P. Church, CAS Jordi Cirbian, CAS Juan Cisneros, CAS Michael L. Clark, CAS Stephen Ross Clark, CAS Michael P. Clark, CAS Devendra Cleary, CAS Scott Clements, CAS James H. Coburn IV, CAS Eric Cohen, CAS Samuel Cohen, CAS Michael Colomby, CAS John W. Cook II, CAS Christian Cooke, CAS Aaron Cooley, CAS Seth Cooper, CAS Gary J. Coppola, CAS Greg Cosh, CAS Gareth Cousins, CAS Antoin Cox, CAS Greg Crawford, CAS Clint Crump, CAS Tamas Csaba, CAS Shaun Cunningham, CAS Thomas Curley, CAS Mark Curry, CAS Pud Cusack, CAS Marc Cyr, CAS John D’Aquino, CAS Colette Dahanne, CAS Peter R. Damski, CAS Malcolm Davies, CAS Cabell Davis Smith, CAS Gary W. Day, CAS Charles Dayton, CAS Gaby de Haan, CAS Joseph DeAngelis Alan M. Decker, CAS Joe Deihl, CAS Fernando Delgado, CAS Mark DeSimone, CAS Stuart C. Deutsch, CAS Anup Dev, CAS Peter J. Devlin, CAS Lee Dichter, CAS Frank DiMaulo, CAS David DiPietro, CAS J. Paul Dobbe, CAS Jesse Dodd, CAS Lori Dovi, CAS Mike Draghi, CAS Robert Charles Dreebin, CAS Paul Drenning, CAS Chris Duesterdiek, CAS Tomasz Dukszta, CAS Chris Durfy, CAS Terrance Dwyer, CAS Richard Dyer, CAS Joe Earle, CAS Robert Eber, CAS Robert Edmondson, CAS Joseph Ekins, CAS Christopher D. Elam, CAS
Pete Elia, CAS Laurence A. Ellis, CAS Mary H. Ellis, CAS James M. Emswiller, CAS Lisle Engle, CAS Anthony Enns, CAS Gary Epstein, CAS Scott Farr, CAS Gavin Fernandes, CAS Michael J. Filosa, CAS Julian Fischer, CAS Russ T. Fisher, CAS Stephen Fitzmaurice, CAS James Fitzpatrick, CAS Chuck Fitzpatrick, CAS Tom Fleischman, CAS Mark D. Fleming, CAS John C. Flenniken, CAS George Flores, CAS George A. Flores, CAS David E. Fluhr, CAS Christopher Fogel, CAS Matt Foglia, CAS Joe Foglia, CAS Petr Forejt, CAS Roger E. Francisco, CAS Darryl L. Frank, CAS Tim Fraser, CAS Alan Freedman, CAS Eric Freeman, CAS Bill Freesh, CAS Gary W. French, CAS Kenn Michael Fuller, CAS Jeff Fuller, CAS Ish Garcia, CAS Keith A. Garcia, CAS G. John Garrett, CAS Andrew S. Garrison, CAS Diego Gat, CAS Jonathan S. Gaynor, CAS Joseph Geisinger, CAS David Gertz, CAS Judah Getz, CAS Christopher Giles, CAS Marc A. Gilmartin, CAS Fred Ginsburg, CAS Sara Glaser, CAS Peter Gleaves, CAS Devin Golub, CAS John D. Gooch, CAS Chris Goodes, CAS Gary C. Gossett, CAS Nicholas Gotten, III, CAS Todd M. Grace, CAS Paul Graff, CAS David K. Grant, CAS Brett Grant-Grierson, CAS David Greene, CAS Douglas Greenfield, CAS Bruce Greenspan, CAS Steven D. Grothe, CAS Steven Guercio, CAS Roger Guerin, CAS Rodney Gurule, CAS Gabriel Guy, CAS Clifford “Kip” Gynn, CAS Jeff Haboush, CAS Ken Hahn, CAS Michael Haines, CAS John R. Halaby, CAS Stephen Halbert, CAS Don Hale, CAS Tom Hambleton, CAS Sam Hamer, CAS Dennis Hammermeister, CAS Richard Hansen, CAS Patrick M. Hanson, CAS Scott Harber, CAS Brian Harman, CAS
Bradley D. Harper, CAS Nathanael Harrison, CAS Jay Hartigan, CAS Tim Harvey, CAS Jeffrey E. Haupt, CAS Steve Hawk, CAS Jim Hawkins, CAS Andy Hay, CAS Simon Hayes, CAS Tim Hays, CAS Michael Hedges, CAS Darin Heinis, CAS Douglas M. Hemphill, CAS Bill Higley, CAS Daniel J. Hiland, CAS Ronan Hill, CAS Stacy Hill, CAS Kevin Hill, CAS Georgia Hilton, CAS James Hodson, CAS Eric Hoehn, CAS Lawrence Hoff, CAS Terry Hoffman, CAS Michael Hoffman, CAS Melissa S. Hofmann, CAS Mark Holden, CAS Shawn Holden, CAS Tomlinson Holman, CAS Michal Holubec, CAS Tim Hoogenakker, CAS Julian Howarth, CAS David L. Howe, CAS Chris Howland, CAS Marti D. Humphrey, CAS Kamal I. Humphrey, CAS Charles Hunt, CAS Craig Hunter, CAS David Husby, CAS Ken Ishii, CAS Bill Jackson, CAS Chris M. Jacobson, CAS Tom Jao, CAS Jaya Jayaraja, CAS John Mark Jenkins, CAS Bobby Johanson, CAS Tony Johnson, CAS Tamara Johnson, CAS Jeff A. Johnson, CAS James Douglas Johnston, CAS Jeffrey M. Jones, CAS Doc Kane, CAS William B. Kaplan, CAS Kurt Alan Kassulke, CAS Brian Kaurich, CAS Michael Phillips Keeley, CAS Michael Keller, CAS Christopher Kellett, CAS Peter R. Kelsey, CAS David Kelson Joe Kenworthy, CAS Eddie Kim, CAS Gregory King, CAS Laura King, CAS Ken King, CAS Clark D. King, CAS Andy King, CAS J. Mark King, CAS Kurt Kinzel, CAS David Kirschner, CAS Sherry Klein, CAS Christopher Koch, CAS Michael B. Koff, CAS Tateum Kohut, CAS Andrew Koyama, CAS Michael Krikorian, CAS Peter F. Kurland, CAS Alexander Lakomyj, CAS Eric Lalicata, CAS Tony Lamberti, CAS
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ACTIVE MEMBERS (CONTINUED) Gary A. Rizzo, CAS Kevin Roache, CAS Buck Robinson, CAS John Rodda, CAS Patrick Rodman, CAS Keith Rogers, CAS Steven J. Rogers, CAS Gary D. Rogers, CAS Jay Rose, CAS John Ross, CAS Karin Roulo, CAS Andy Rovins, CAS Mark Rozett, CAS Carl Samuel Rudisill, CAS Fred Runner, CAS Michael W. Ruschak, CAS Greg P. Russell, CAS Mac Ruth, CAS Gary Roger Rydstrom, CAS James J. Sabat, CAS John Sanacore, CAS Carlos Sanches, CAS Matthew Sanchez, CAS Kevin Sands, CAS Dennis Sands, CAS
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Antony Lawrence Xiang Li Henry Maynard Henry McGehee Jonathan Morrow Bo Pang Danielle Price Brayden Rowland Amanda Roy
Kamron Shushtar Callie Sorce Ronnie (Eric) Stapleton Kyle Strype
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Russell Adams John Agalsoff, Jr. Kenneth R. Ahern Vanessa Ament John Anthony Ara Ashjian Andrew Bahls John Baker Brian Bartelt Kevin Bazell Ken Beauchene Red Bradley Richard Bullock Robert Burton Brett Butler Sean Byrnes Kevin Cagnolatti Bryan Cahill C. Douglas Cameron
Michael Capulli Michael Carmona Kevin Cerchiai Rebecca Chan Dane Cody Kevin Maurice Compayre Cathleen Conte Delroy Cornick Scott Costa Travis Cote Griffith David Davies III Jacques Delacoux Robert Disner Daniel W. Dugan Aaron Eberhardt Jennifer Elsinger Noel Espinosa Allan Falk Brent Findley
CAREER ACHIEVEMENT
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Anna Behlmer Willie Burton, CAS Gene Cantamessa, CAS Ray Dolby, CAS Les Fresholtz, CAS Edward J. Greene, CAS Tomlinson Holman, CAS Doc Kane, CAS Michael J. Kohut, CAS Dennis Maitland Sr., CAS David R.B. Macmillian, CAS Scott Millan, CAS Michael Minkler, CAS
Robert Appere, CAS Richard Birnbaum, CAS Bruce Bisenz, CAS James R. Cook, CAS Timothy Cooney, CAS James A. Corbett, CAS Steven Corbiere, CAS David E. Crozier, CAS Thomas E. Dahl, CAS Robert Deschaine, CAS Daryl Duda Alfred T. Ferrante, CAS Martin N. Fossum, CAS Kirk H. Francis, CAS Les Fresholtz, CAS Hank Garfield, CAS
Walter Murch, CAS Andy Nelson, CAS Chris Newman, CAS Richard Portman, CAS John Patrick Pritchett, CAS Don Rogers, CAS Gary Roger Rydstrom, CAS Dennis Sands, CAS Randy Thom, CAS Bill Varney, CAS Jim Webb, CAS Jeffrey S. Wexler, CAS Charles Wilborn, CAS
HONORARY
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Levon Leo Chaloukian, CAS Emory M. Cohen, CAS James A. Osburn, CAS Richard H. Topham, CAS
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CAS AWARDS COMMITTEE Chair Bob Bronow CAS David Bondelevitch CAS Peter Damski CAS Peter Devlin CAS Edward L. Moskowitz CAS Phillip W. Palmer CAS Mark Ulano CAS Steve Venezia CAS Jeff Wexler CAS STUDENT RECOGNITION AWARD COMMITTEE Chair Sherry Klein CAS We’d like to give a special thank-you to these CAS members who gave us their time and expertise in participating in this year’s Judging Panel for the 2017 CAS Student Recognition Award: Adam D. Sperry CAS Al McGuire CAS Alexander Markowski CAS April Tucker CAS Beau Baker CAS Brendan Beebe CAS Bruce Tanis Bryan Cahill Carlos Solis CAS Cathleen Conte Charles Dayton CAS David Abrahamsen CAS David Di Pietro CAS David Greene CAS Don Hale CAS Fred Tator CAS Jay Rose CAS Jonathon Wales CAS Joshua Anderson CAS Mark DeSimone CAS Matt Yocum Mathew Waters CAS Michael Jordan CAS Michael P. Clark CAS Omar Milano Paul Buscemi CAS Paul Ledford CAS Peter Devlin CAS Peter Kelsey CAS Red Bradley Robert Appere CAS Roger Francisco CAS Sam Wenrui Fan Tom Stasinis CAS Xiao Hou And a special mention and thanks to these members for their additional assistance with the Student Recognition Award: Peter Kelsey CAS Phillip Palmer CAS PRODUCER/DIRECTOR Kelly Hernacki FOR CAS Bob Bronow CAS Mark Ulano CAS Dorothea Sargent Carol Thomas SHOW EDITOR & GRAPHICS DESIGNER Jonathan Penzner SOUND EDITOR Bob Bronow CAS
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ESPRESSO SERVICE Longshot Coffee
AUDIOVISUAL & LIGHTING Delicate Productions Sean Leo Sonny Dyon
PHOTO BOOTH Emmanuel Valadez - E&Y Photo Booth
AWARDS PROGRAM & CLIP TRIBUTES Bob Bronow CAS Jonathan Penzner Carol Thomas JOE WRIGHT TRIBUTE REEL Special thanks to Focus Features ANNA BEHLMER TRIBUTE REEL Ryan Cole EDWARD J. GREENE AWARD PACKAGE Kelly Hernacki Edward J. Moskowitz Jonathan Penzner STAGE MANAGERS Vanessa Noon Erica Christensen Josh Cimbol
INVITATIONS Bob Bronow Carol Thomas Christian Torres ADDITIONAL PRINTING NuColor Printing CENTERPIECES Alex Alvarez Beverly Gardens, Whittier PHOTOGRAPHY Alex Berliner and the team at ABImages AWARDS Schlanser Designs Studio OUTSTANDING PRODUCT AWARDS James H. Coburn IV CAS OMNI HOTEL LIAISON Elizabeth Koonz
SHOW ANNOUNCER Dina Morrone ASSISTANT TO PRODUCER James Hain CAS TROPHY PRESENTER Molly Ulano TELEPROMPTER SERVICES Vision Prompt BALLOT TABULATIONS VoteNet Solutions, Inc. SPONSORSHIPS/ADS Dan Dodd, IngleDodd Media Jill Carrigan, IngleDodd Media Susie Singer Carter, IngleDodd Media PROGRAM BOOK COORDINATORS Carol Thomas Dorothea Sargent PROGRAM BOOK PRINTING Jody Ingle, IngleDodd Media CAS OFFICE Carol Thomas Christian Torres CAS PUBLICIST Dorothea Sargent RED CARPET/PRESS MEDIA/TALENT Lauren Hynnek Jane LaBonte Andrea Ruffalo Ethan Senser James Teel Zack Teperman ZTPR CAS ATTENDEE GIFT BAGS Edward J. Moskowitz Dorothea Sargent Marty Lewis, Motion Picture Mailing STUDENT GIFT BAG OUTREACH Dorothea Sargent PRESENTER GIFTS Flores Lane Candles
OMNI HOTEL, ENCORE EVENT TECHNOLOGIES Malek Pallie
The CAS would like to thank all of this evening’s volunteers for their hard work and contributions making these Awards a success. Thank you!! SPECIAL THANKS TO: Glen Trew and Trew Audio for providing facilities for the CAS Monthly Board Meetings. The entire CAS membership is very thankful to the CAS Volunteer Board of Directors for their dedication and commitment to the CAS. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Avid and IMAX for sponsoring our Student Recognition Awards and to the following vendors who generously donated. STUDENT GIFT BAG DONORS: Avid Sony Pro Audio iZotope Sound Devices K-Tek SoundDogs.com Location Sound Todd-AO McDSP Zaxcom ATTENDEE GIFT BAG DONORS: Alert Drops Cinema Audio Society Dolby KIND K-Tek Lectrosonics McDSP National Geographic NBC Universal Salon Dej
Smart Post Sound Sony Sound & Picture Teatulia Trew Audio Warner Bros. Post Production Creative Services Zaxcom
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