Eugene Gearty, Phil Stockton, and Sam Miille Gather at MEWShop’s Sight, Sound & Story Event for MPSE SoundShow NY, Sponsored by Audio Network
New York, New York – June 12, 2014 – Manhattan Edit Workshop (MEWShop), the leading authorized digital training destination for post-production professionals and content creators, is proud to announce an extraordinary session at its highly anticipated Sight, Sound & Story event on June 14th. The event will feature a rare opportunity to hear directly from some of the film industry’s most celebrated sound editors, including Academy Award® winners Eugene Gearty, Phil Stockton, and Sam Miille.
These acclaimed artists have been behind the immersive soundscapes of cinematic masterpieces such as Hugo, The Departed, Shutter Island, and most recently, The Wolf of Wall Street. At MEWShop, they will share their expertise, insights, and creative approaches during the MPSE SoundShow NY panel, titled “‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ Soundscape: From Production Audio to Final Mix.” This session promises to take attendees behind the scenes of one of the most sonically dynamic films of recent years, highlighting the intricate process of capturing, designing, and mixing sound for a major motion picture.
The panel will be moderated by noted sound editor and designer Pam DeMetrius-Thomas, who will guide the conversation and explore the unique challenges and innovations that shaped the film’s auditory experience. Attendees will gain a firsthand look at the workflow and artistic decisions that define modern sound editing, from the raw production audio through to the meticulously crafted final mix.
Sponsored by Audio Network, the event underscores MEWShop’s ongoing commitment to connecting post-production professionals, aspiring editors, and content creators with industry leaders who are shaping the future of storytelling through sound. Sight, Sound & Story continues to provide an unmatched platform for learning, networking, and inspiration, allowing attendees to engage directly with the creative minds behind some of Hollywood’s most iconic films.
This year’s session is expected to draw a wide audience of sound enthusiasts, filmmakers, and post-production professionals eager to explore the craft, technology, and artistry that go into creating a compelling film soundscape.