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Roy B. Yokelson Voice-Over Coach, Sound Designer, Recording Engineer, Producer, Director Roy B. Yokelson TOUCHSTONE Get Under", "High and Dizzy" Voice-Over Coach, "Billy Bathgate" (1991) Communicator Awards, Sound Designer, COLUMBIA Telly Awards Recording Engineer, "Biloxi Blues" (1988) A & E - BIOGRAPHY Producer, Director "Kramer vs. Kramer" (1979) Jackie Robinson Jackie Onassis (917) 642-9999 TELEVISION/DOCUMENTARY HBO (973) 338-7338 "An Old Fashioned Story HGTV / CITY LIGHTS TELEVISION (Ask Me Again)" "Don't Sweat It" Men And Women II– "Return [email protected] PBS / ROBERT MacNEIL to Kansas City" Skype: antland_productions “Do You Speak American?” ABC CBS SPORTS "The Marie Balter Story" AFFILIATIONS Emmy Award winner–Sound Design, starring Marlo Thomas SAG, AFTRA, 1992 Winter Olympics TITUS/BULLS BLOOD NARAS, IBEW The Sports Illustrated For Kids Show "Johnny Bull" starring Jason CBS / NBC / ABC Robards and Colleen Dewhurst The Daytime Emmy Awards Show Live and prerecorded Music ANIMATION FEATURE FILMS and PARAMOUNT SOUNDTRACK ALBUMS The Jon Stewart Show PBS KIDS JEAN BACH “Piggley Winks” MR. MUDD "The Spitball Story" Videographer CARTOON NETWORK "Ghost World" (2001) Award, Telly Award "Classic Cartoon" WOODY ALLEN "A Great Day In Harlem" - HANNA BARBERA / RALPH BAKSHI "Whatever Works" (2009) Academy Award Nominee, WHAT A CARTOON!– “Melinda and Melinda” (2005) Chicago Award, "Malcolm and Melvin" "Sweet and Lowdown" (1998) Communicator Award, Telly Award HANNA-BARBERA "Celebrity" (1997) PBS / AMERICAN MASTERS Pebbles Cereal/Jetsons–RadioShack/ "Everyone Says I Love You" (1996) Bluesland Cartoon Network "Mighty Aphrodite" (1995) The History of Jazz SCHOLASTIC "Bullets Over Broadway" (1994) Ray Charles– "Genius of Soul" The Magic School Bus "New York Stories" (1989) Count Basie– "Swingin’ The Blues" DISNEY "Another Woman" (1988) Sarah Vaughn– "The Devine One" “Higglytown Heroes” "September" (1987) Thelonious Monk– "American "Another Goofy Movie" "Radio Days" (1987) Composer" "Pagemaster" "The Purple Rose of Cairo" (1985) PBS / MOLLY TWO "Pepper Anne" "Broadway Danny Rose" (1984) “Bubbe Meises” featuring Ellen Gould MGM ANIMATION "Zelig" (1983) MTV "Tom Sawyer" –Home Video "Stardust Memories" (1980) Heartland– The Meat Puppets "Lionhearts" –TV series for Fox/W-B ROLLINS & JOFFE Half Hour Comedy Hour "Robocop" –TV series "Arthur" (1981) Just say Julie "Babes in Toyland" –Home Video MANOR FILMS AMC / FILM "All Dogs Go To Heaven" –1 & 2, "The Hotel Manor Inn" (1994) PRESERVATION SOCIETY The TV Series & Specials MIRAMAX Buster Keaton "Sherlock Jr." The Pink Panther Show "The Lemmon Sisters" (1990) Harold Lloyd "Get Out and RANKIN BASS Page 2 The Comic Strip (The Syndicated Series) Walt Levinsky– “In Concert - As He HIGH WINDY AUDIO DON ORIELLO Wanted To Be Remembered” David Holt- "Spiders In The Hairdo"– Felix The Cat– "Felix Hits the Deck" (1928) George Wein– Dick Hyman Piano Cues CBS / TOMORROW ENTERTAINMENT “Wein, Women and Song” KIDLET RECORDS Gnomes (1979) TV movie Dick Hyman/Ruby Braff– Perry Brody- "Santa Drives A Road King", RALSTON PURINA “America, The Beautiful” "Gravity's Orphan" Cookie Crisp commercials, Chex Party Dick Hyman/John Sheridan– “Forgotten ANTLAND RECORDS Mix commercials Dreams: Archives of Novelty Piano "This Is David Reed" NORTHLICH / STOLLEY / LaWARRE (1920’s–1930’s)” "Marlene VerPlanck Meets The Saxes" Starkist / Charlie the Tuna Bucky Pizzarelli, John Bunch and Jay Heavy Floe- "Friend Or Floe" MTV Leonhart– "Manhattan Swing – A Visit AUDIOBOOKS Half Hour Comedy Hour With The Duke" KALLIOPE AUDIOBOOKS Ruby Braff– "Music for the Still of the Night" "Seven Little Australians" (Drew INTERNET Ruby Braff– "The Cape Codfather" DeCarvalho) Ruby Braff and Strings–"In the Wee "Just David" (Pete Larkin) CARTOON NETWORK ONLINE Small Hours in London & New York" "Daddy Long Legs" (Kelleigh Miller) "WEB PREMIERE CARTOONS" Irvin Stokes– "Just Friends" "Sammie & Susie Littletail" (Lisa Yaeger) Pink Donkey & The Fly, Coot Country, The Johnny Varro Swing 7– "Afterglow" "Slumber-Town Tales" (Phil Miler) The Banana Splits, Brain Switch, The Dick Hyman Trio– "Cheek to Cheek" MITSO MEDIA Saturday Night Fred (Flintstone), Sir Dick Hyman/Bob Wilbur– Sherlock Holmes (John Hedigan): Huck (Huckleberry Hound), Wacky "A Perfect Match" "A Case Of Identity", "A Scandal In Races, Herculoids Dick and Derek "At the Movies" Bohemia", "The Blue Carbuncle" INTERACTIVE GAME GIGUE RECORDS "The Red-Headed League" Pink Donkey & The & The Fly Gregory D'Agostino– "Organ Festival - Live MISCELLANEOUS MELODIA INTERACTIVE GAME Recordings" Princess Pricilla– Hong Kong Phooey’s GOOD TIMES RECORD COMPANY, INC. "Not Just Clowning Around" House ‘O Chop "Cole Porter Piano Party" Schlock Rock– JEFF BERGMAN STOMP OFF RECORDS “To Unite All Jews” www.insidejeffbergman.com Barbara Rosene with Vince Giordano & "Purim Torah" The Nighthawks- ”Deep Night” Chaitapes– PROMOS AND IMAGE FILMS NAGEL-HEYER RECORDS "The Adventures of the Shpy" Donald Harrison– ”Real Life Stories” Shmuel Kunda– HBO, SHOWTIME, FLIX, MTV, Marcus Printup “The New Boogaloo” “The Magic Yarmulka” COMEDY CENTRAL, USA, Wycliffe Gordon & Eric Reed– ”We” Marilyn Horne, Robert White, Dick Hyman– SCI-FI NETWORK, ESPN 2, Eric Reed– “Happiness” “Berlin Lieder - Songs of Irving Berlin ” WWOR, CARTOON NETWORK, Teri Richards/Howard Alden– ”Love” TIME WARNER CABLE, Byron Stripling– “Byron, Get One Free” SERVICES INCLLUDE MLB/TWIB – PHOENIX James Chirillo– "Sultry Seranade" Voice-Over COMMUNICATIONS, Teri Richards Alden– "Voice with Heart" • Coaching OXYGEN MEDIA, IN DEMAND The Warren Vache Quintet– • Demo production • Casting "Warren Plays Warren" • Audition direction DANCE CENTAUR RECORDS • Home studio set up Gregory D’Agostino– Music/Events DALLAS BLACK DANCE "Monuments of Germanic Music" • Music preparation THEATER COMPANY THE HARBURG FOUNDATION • Recitals "Porgy and Bess" –Dick Hyman "Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?" • Theatre • Live sound mixing Piano selections/Miles Davis MANHATTAN VOCAL PROJECT • Recording DANCE CONNECTION "When We Meet Again" • CD mastering APPLAUSE PERFORMING ARTS AMOSAYA RECORDS • Artistic direction CENTER Scott Whitfield– Studio Recording "To Be There" • Audio production ALBUM RECORDING/PRODUCTION WINDHAM HILL • Post production • Sound design "America" – Film scores ARBORS RECORDS KENZO RECORDS – Commercials Dick Hyman/Tom Pletcher– "Walt Levinsky and his Great – Animation dialogue • Audio Archive and Transfer “If Bix Played Gershwin” American Swing Band” .
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