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MICHAEL EMERY Production Sound Mixer 6 Cypress Road, San Anselmo, CA 94960 (415) 459-6615 MICHAEL EMERY Production Sound Mixer 6 Cypress Road, San Anselmo, CA 94960 (415) 459-6615 Employment ________________ * Feature METALLICA “SOME KIND OF MONSTER”, 2001-2003. Production Sound Mixer. Radical Media. Director: Joe Berlinger, Bruce Sinofsky. Producer: Joe Berlinger. TWEEK CITY 2002. Production Sound Mixer. Tweek City LLC.. Director:Eric Johnson. Producer: Eric Johnson. JERRY SEINFELD “DIARY OF A JOKE”, 2001. Production Sound Mixer. BridgNorth Films, Inc.. Director: Christan Charles. Producer: Gary Steiner. MARGRET CHO “I’M THE ONE THAT I WANT” 2000. Production Sound Mixer. ChoTaussig Productions. Director: Lionel Coleman. Producer: Margret Cho. AMERICAN PERFEKT 1996. Production Sound Mixer. Amanda Plummer, David Theuliss, Robert Forester, Louise Fletcher, Paul Sorvino. American Perfekt Productions. Director: Paul Chart. Producer: Irwin Kirshner. DREAM WITH THE FISHES 1996. Production Sound Mixer. David Arquette, Cathy Moriarty, Brad Hunt, Kathryn Erbe. 3 Ring Circus. Director: Finn Taylor. Producer: Finn Taylor . DEADFALL 1993. Production Sound Mixer. Nicholas Cage, James Coburn, Michael Biehn, Charlie Sheen, Peter Fonda, Talia Shire, Mickey Dolenz. Trimark/Deadfall Productions. Director: Christopher Coppola. Producer: Ted Fox. FARMER & CHASE 1995. Production Sound Mixer. Ben Gazzara, Laura Flynn Boyle, Todd Field. Red Sky Films. Director: Michael Seitzman. Producer: Doug Humphreys. HORSES & CHAMPIONS 1994. Production Sound Mixer. Timothy Bottoms. Augusta Grace Productions. Director: Jonathon Tydor. Producer: Joseph Ruiz. THE GUNFIGHTER 1997. Production Sound Mixer, Sound Designer, Sound Effects Editor. Martin Sheen, Robert Carradine. Commercial Pictures/Zoetrope Studios. Director: Christopher Coppola. Producer: Michael Danty. MAD CITY 1996. Production Sound Mixer, 2nd Unit. Dustin Hoffman, John Travolta, Mia Kirshner. Warner Brothers. Director: Costa Gavras. Producer: Arnold & Anne Kopelson. LIFE TASTES GOOD 1998. Production Sound Mixer. LTG Productions. Director: Philip Kan Gotanda. Producers: Diane Emiko Takei, Wendy Braitman, Pamela Woo. THE SURPRISE PARTY 1999. Production Sound Mixer. Expedition Films. Director: Garrett Rice. Producers: Gerrett Rice. SUITCASE 1997. Production Sound Mixer. Frekdaddy Films. Director: Mark Lafia. Producer: Ken Peralta . BOYS CLUB 1997. Production Sound Mixer. Boys Club Productions. Director: Lee Borachio. Producer: Lee Borachio. YERBA CITY 1996. Production Sound Mixer. Yerba Buena Productions. Director: Michael Gibson. Producer: Peter McCandles. THE ADVENTURERS 1995. Production Sound Mixer. Wins Entertainment Ltd. Director: Ringo Lam. * Documentary CRUMB 1995. Production Sound Mixer. Feature length documentary on underground cartoonist R. Crumb. Superior Pictures. Director: Terry Zwigoff. Producer: Terry Zwigoff. JACK JOHNSON “GREEK THEATRE” LIVE CONCERT, 2005. 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Producer: Greg Martinez. MICROSOFT 2005. Production Sound Mixer. Kaboom. Director: Jon McNeil Producer: Ed Galvez. PG&E 2005. Production Sound Mixer. Kaboom. Director: Danny Weisberg. Producer: Lisa Boudreaux. MICROSOFT “XBOX 360” 2005. Production Sound Mixer. Kaboom. Director: Susage. Producer: Sara Noyes. GMC HUMMER 2005. Production Sound Mixer. Merits Director: Jerry Hartle ALLSTATE 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Headquarters. Director: David Cornell. Producer: Pat McGoldrick. VITALIS 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Gotham Central Director: Howard Schatz. Producer: David Sussan. HARDEES “JIM DENNY’S MAMBURGERS: 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Bravo Zulu. Director: John Mastromonaco. Producer: Patricia Danziger. SOUTHWEST AIRLINES “DING” 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Anonymous Content. Director: Brett Morgan. Producer: Peter Trucco. JAGUAR “CHRISTMAS” 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Anonymous Content. Director: Mac Carter. Producer: Mary Ann Marino. BP “DIALOGUE 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Gartner. Director: Riess Hill. Producer: Steve Fredriksz. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE “PHIL BRONSTEIN” 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Anonymous Content. Director: Brett Morgan. Producer: Peter Trucco. WASHINGTON HOSPITAL 2004 Production Sound Mixer. Spellbound Productions. Director: Peyton Wilson. Producer: Andy Arnold. JOE SIMITIAN FOR STATE SENATE 2004. Production Sound Mixer. Dixon/Davs Media Group. Director: David Dixon. Producer: Rich Davis. WALMART “GOOD WORKS - NAPA” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Bark Productions. Director: Karen Stanton. Producer: Mark Schotte. SATURN “COMMUTE” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Anonymous Content. Director: Malcom Venville. Producer: John Benet. BUY CALIFORNIA “REAL CALIFORNIANS -THE SEQUEL” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Bedford Falls Director: Waren Kushner. Producer: Ann Gilbertson. OB BEER “HUMMING” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Duo Films. Director: Kyu Whan Kim. Producer: Tony Moon. RUSSELL ATHLETIC “FOOTBALL” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Chased By Cowboys. Director: Carlton Chase. Producer: Sharon Morov. TOYOTA “PRINCIPAL DAVIS“ “COFFEE” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Tool Of North America. Director: Tom Rouston. Producer: Denise Rocchietti. WALMART “LION KING” 2003. Production Sound Mixer. Premier Retail Network. Director: Peyton Wilson. Producer: Keagan Stedwell. ACE HARDWARE “SHAMELESS PLUG ” “TELESTRATOR” 2002. Production Sound Mixer. Incubator Films. Director: Tom De Cerchio. Producer: Angela Sagaser. MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL “JERRY & STEVE” 2002. Production Sound Mixer. Backyard Productions. Director: Rob Pritts. Producer: Kris Mathur. NBC/KNTV11 “PROMOS” 2002. Production Sound Mixer. Deaton Flanigen Productions. Directors: George Flanigen, Robert Deaton. Producer: Mark Kabfeld. LINCOLN NAVIGATOR “JEFF GARCIA/CHALKBOARD” “GRIP” 2002. Production Sound Mixer. Addiction Films. Agency: Young & Rubicon. Director: Scott
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