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PRODUCTION SOUND & VIDEO GUILD ADVERTISING & MARKETING MEDIA KIT | 2021 PRODUCTION SOUND & VIDEO GUILD The Production Sound & Video Guild (IATSE Local 695) is the official labor union for Production Sound Technicians; including Sound Mixers, Boom Operators, Utility Sound Technicians, Recordists and Playback Operators. Video Engineers; including Video Assist, Data Capture Operators and Playback, as well as Television Broadcast Engineers, Projectionists and Projection Engineers. PSVG REPRESENTS PRODUCTION SOUND MIXERS SOUND ENGINEERS HOW YOU CAN ENGAGE AWARDS SEASON THE PSVG membership contains a majority of production sound voters for the Academy Awards and the Sound Mixing branch for the Emmy Awards. ‘For Your Consideration’ advertising in their official member-only media provides the most direct, effective method of influencing the vote for your contenders during awards season balloting. YEAR ROUND FILM & TELEVISION PRODUCTION The members of the PSVG are the critical decision makers and influencers you need be in front of year-round, as they make hundreds of decisions that affect your business. No one else has the complete access or the pre-qualified attention of these sound department professionals. SEE LINKS BELOW ADVERTISING > EVENTS > ADVERTISING | MAGAZINE PRODUCTION SOUND & VIDEO Production Sound & Video is the official print and digital member magazine of the Production Sound & Video Guild (IATSE Local 695), with premium editorial curated specifically for their craft. This premier ad vehicle is guaranteed to deliver your message to 100% of this exclusive membership with additional reach to the industry. CIRCULATION: 2,400 EDITORS: RICHARD LIGHTSTONE & JAMES DELHAUER PUBLISHER: INGLEDODD MEDIA FOUNDED: 2009 FREQUENCY: QUARTERLY DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS Mail: Direct to 2,060+ PSVG Members + 340 additional industry professionals, schools and museums. Email: Interactive digital/mobile version Web: Posted at the Guild Website – available in perpetuity 2020 PUBLICATION SCHEDULE SPACE ART MAILING EMAIL RESERVATION DEADLINE DATE DATE Winter 2022 Nov 12 Nov 18 Dec 1 Dec 1 • Production Sound & Video is published quarterly Spring 2022 Feb 1 Feb 7 Feb 16 Feb 16 • Premium Positions are available on a first-come, first-served basis Summer 2022 May 13 May 20 June 2 June 2 • Mailing dates are subject to slight variations ADVERTISING | MAGAZINE PRODUCTION SOUND & VIDEO/DIGITAL The digital/mobile version of Production Sound & Video enables you to dynamically engage members with embedded interactive content like quick-launch Videos, Slide Shows and Hyperlinks, directly from within your display ad with a simple tap. EMBEDDED VIDEO CINEMA AUDIO SOCIETY AWARDS NOMINEE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND MIXING EMBEDDED SLIDE SHOW MPSE GOLDEN REEL AWARDS NOMINEE FEATURES FEATURE - ADR/DIALOGUE Production Sound Equipment Purchases . 20 PHILIP STOCKTON, MPSE, EUGENE GEARTY, MARISSA LITTLEFIELD Ever have a “Fear of Missing Out”? FROM THE EDITOR 147th AES Convention . 26 Career Achievement Recipient . 34 As we forge into a new year, let’s take a Re-recording mixer Tom Fleischman CAS moment to look back. In the Fall 2014 Quarterly, we looked back at 50 years of the CAS and how CAS Filmmaker Award . 44 technology evolved over that period. In the Fall 34 Director, producer, and writer James Mangold 2018 issue, we looked back at 25 years of the CAS Award Nominations . 46 CAS Awards. In this issue, CAS historian James A. Corbett CAS MPSE, along with Aletha Rodgers Outstanding Product Nominees . 50 CAS, take us back to the origins of the Cinema OFFICERS Audio Society itself, which started to evolve 55 years ago under the vision of Student Recognition Award Finalists . 52 President: Karol Urban CAS MPSE Bob Hoyt. See how our internationally recognized and highly respected Vice President: Phillip Palmer CAS The Start of the CAS . 54 organization came to be. Treasurer: Steven Venezia CAS Bob Hoyt had a vision Of course, looking back allows one to appreciate how they’ve evolved over the Secretary: Frank Morrone CAS years and, this year, the CAS celebrates and honors the career of re-recording A Case Study in Multilanguage Production Sound . 60 mixer Tom Fleischman CAS, who will receive the CAS Career Achievement BOARD OF DIRECTORS Amanda Beggs CAS Doc Kane CAS Possession Award at the CAS Awards on January 25. Read about Tom in his one-on-one 54 Onnalee Blank CAS Sherry Klein CAS The “Sound” of Genre Storytelling . 64 interview with our President, Karol Urban CAS MPSE. Along the lines of Bob Bronow CAS MPSE Michael Minkler CAS Mixing approaches influenced by genre acknowledging those who inspire us, the CAS is pleased to announce that Willie D. Burton CAS Lee Orloff CAS writer, director, and producer James Mangold will receive the CAS Filmmaker Peter J. Devlin CAS Stephen Tibbo CAS Remembering a Legend . 68 Award! Mary H. Ellis CAS Mathew Waters CAS Production sound mixer Jim Alexander Also in this issue, Devendra Cleary CAS, with assistance from Danny Maurer, Tom Fleischman CAS Jeffrey Wexler CAS Marti Humphrey CAS looks into the always scary FOMO (fear of missing out) relative to production sound equipment purchases. Checking in from France, Sam Cohen CAS shares OFFICE MANAGER “EXQUISITELY MADE, DEPARTMENTS his experiences recording production for a project featuring multiple languages Carol Thomas The President’s Letter . 4 spoken at the same time. James Ridgley CAS looks into how genre affects our EDITOR IN CHIEF EVERY DETAIL sound choices, CAS Associate Patrick Spain provides some tips for matching Matt Foglia CAS From the Editor . 6 ADR, and G. John Garrett CAS highlights some gear that caught his eye at CAREFULLY CONSIDERED. 60 AES. Finally, CAS Associate Brandon Loulias looks back on the iconic and PUBLISHER Collaborators . 9 IngleDodd Media Meet the people behind the words innovative production sound mixer Jim Alexander. As always, be sure to read about the happenings of your fellow members in the “Been There Done That” 11661 San Vicente Blvd., Ste. 709 Los Angeles, CA 90049 IT FEELS UTTERLY Technically Speaking . 15 and “The Lighter Side” sections. Thoughts on quickly matching ADR The CAS Quarterly is produced as a service to our members and relies on their QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS: TRANSPORTING.” voluntary nature. We greatly appreciate, and want, your feedback and Cinema Audio Society In Remembrance . 78 suggestions—so send them in! If you’re interested in contributing or have an 827 Hollywood Way #632 idea for an article, let us know (Associate and Student members, this means Burbank, CA 91505 Been There Done That . 80 Phone: 818.752.8624 Read what your colleagues are up to you, too!). Email us at [email protected]. Remember, our sponsors are professionals like you who understand the business and the Fax: 818.752.8624 Email The Lighter Side . 82 needs of our industry. We encourage your commitment to them. Finally, don’t WINNER 68 See what your colleagues are up to [email protected] forget to cast your vote for the CAS Awards. Website < > www.CinemaAudioSociety.org Cover: Career Achievement recipient Tom Fleischman CAS ADVERTISING: IngleDodd Media 310.207.4410 CAS QUARTERLY WINTER 2020 3 [email protected] NETFLIXGUILDS.COM Matt Foglia CAS www.IngleDoddMedia.com CAS QUARTERLY, COVER 2 NETFLIX: THE IRISHMAN ©2020 by the Cinema Audio Society. All rights PUB DATE 12/30/19 reserved. 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