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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2019 · 47 MIN

Documentary Sound Design & Atmos Mixing with Cheryl Ottenritter

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Re-recording mixer Cheryl Ottenritter discusses documentary sound design & Dolby Atmos mixing at the Mix Magazine Sound for Film & TV event at Sony Studios on Saturday, September 28, 2019. Hidden Pacific's Sound Team: Rick Rush, Sound Design Cheryl Ottenritter, Sound Design and Re-Recording Mixer Adam Parrish King, Sound Design and Re-Recording Mixer Moderated by Michael Coleman, SoundWorks Collection Ott House Audio, or OHA as it’s often called, is a boutique studio based in Silver Spring, Maryland. The heart and soul of this woman-owned business is Cheryl Ottenritter. Cheryl's love for the art of sound shines through every project that comes through her doors. Launched in 2006 in the basement of John and Cheryl’s home, it wasn’t until 2007 that OHA moved into a small studio; allowing her to expand the services she offered. In 2019, Ott House moved into its current space on Fenton Street. OHA now boasts a Dolby Atmos® mix suite, three surround sound mix suites, a record booth, a fully equipped machine room, and a brigade of sound engineers with over 50 years of experience. OHA provides clients with a full range of audio services; including but not limited to, sound design, mixing (surround and stereo), recording, radio, casting, paymaster, and audio description. OHA is on the forefront of new technologies and mediums; thus assuring that they will always be able to deliver creative and effective audio for their clients. We also provide remote review sessions - allowing instant collaboration with clients from all over the world. www.otthouseaudio.com

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