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I'm sure more than a few people reading this have never heard of production audio before. It’s not a job that’s billed on the front of the playbill like...
Collaborating is a big part of our industry. Even in sound editorial, where we are usually working by ourselves in a room, we collaborate on projects with mixers, supervisors,...
Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway
Recently I have shifted my mental well-being to the forefront of my brain, whereas my work and education have always been my main focus. I knew that if I...
Good art lies in the details. Oscar Wilde said of writing poetry: “I spent all morning taking out a comma and all afternoon putting it back in again,” and...
The internet is full of songwriters asking the question; how good does my demo have to be? The answer is always, “it depends”. Demos generally have one purpose; to...
SoundGirls.Org was formed in 2013 by veteran live sound engineers Karrie Keyes and Michelle Sabolchick Pettinato and operates under the Fiscal Sponsorship of The California Women’s Music Festival, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
SoundGirls was established to provide women working in professional audio a community to come to for support and advice, and for empowerment and inspiration.
Since its founding, SoundGirls has grown into an international organization with over 6,000 members and chapters worldwide. We provide scholarships, mentorships, job placement, business development and workshops. We firmly believe in “You Can’t Be What You Can’t See” and feature a monthly profile on Women in Audio as well as monthly bloggers that share their experiences and expertise.
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We speak to audio professionals from all walks of life, to learn how we can better support one another towards a more diversified industry.
The EQUAL Directory seeks to bring the industry towards gender parity by uplifting and promoting the work of women and gender nonconforming people.
We have chapters around the world, each one run locally under the mission and vision of SoundGirls. Mentoring is available for Members.
A collection of interviews with audio industry veterans, the Living Listory Project seeks to highlight the careers and achievements of women and underrepresented groups in audio.
