Sergio Diaz - Mexican Sound Designer and Sound Editor - Pan's Labyrinth, Heli, The Thin Yellow Line, The Untamed, While the Wolf's Away, and Roma episode artwork

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Sergio Diaz - Mexican Sound Designer and Sound Editor - Pan's Labyrinth, Heli, The Thin Yellow Line, The Untamed, While the Wolf's Away, and Roma

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Over the last couple decades, Sergio worked in several aspects of sound, from Supervising Dialog and ADR Editor to Supervising Sound Editor to Re-recording Mixer to Sound Designer. He has won or been nominated for several awards including winning the Golden Reel Award from the MPSE for his sound work on Pan's Labyrinth.  Sergio has collaborated with renowned directors on films such as Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy II, 21 Grams and Babel, Into the Wild, and Apocalypto. Sergio has worked on other acclaimed films including: Battle in Heaven, Silent Light, Rudo y Cursi, The Prize, The Delay, Light After Darkness, Heli, The Thin Yellow Line, Desierto, The Untamed, and While the Wolf's Away. One of Sergio's most recent projects is as Sound Designer and Supervising Sound Editor for the Academy Award winning film Roma for Alfonso Cuaron, for which he has been nominated an Academy Award for Sound Editing. 

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