Gilly Moon

Gilly Moon is an audio engineer and sound designer based in Los Angeles, CA. She started working as an audio technician in 2009 at a regional theater and continued to work in theaters and cruise ships until attending graduate school at California Institute of the Arts. While pursuing her MFA in Sound Design, she also explored game audio and interactive technology. Since graduating in 2016 she has worked as a front of house engineer for events and musicals, as well as a lot of sound design for straight plays, musicals, immersive theater, and themed entertainment. Her favorite projects include Halloween Horror Nights in 2017 and 2018, and an “American Horror Story: 1984” attraction at San Diego Comic Con in 2019. She won an Ovation award in 2018, along with her co-designer, for their work on an immersive theater show that spanned three floors in a warehouse. She currently works as an audio engineer at NPR. www.gillymoon.me

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Part one covered the differences and similarities between dialogue editing and podcast mixing and between sound reinforcement for musical theater and...
My hope is that drawing these comparisons empowers other audio professionals to go for a job they might not consider otherwise....
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Recording with the mid-side technique in the field is a serious consideration because it is an easy way to create immersion...
Sound designers for films and podcasts have access to many amazing tools to match and enhance the audio recorded in the...
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Loudness standards are a set of guides, measured by particular algorithms, to ensure that everyone who is mixing audio is delivering...
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