Sound engineer vs film sound coordinator

Differences between sound engineer and film sound coordinator duties and responsibilities

Sound engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage PowerPoint and mixing music at the same time.
• Work for local contractor designing spreader bars for crane rigging using AutoCAD.
• Provide equipment and engineering services for performers, musicians, bands, and DJ's.
• Mix all live services FOH and maintain all audio, broadcasting and media system as well.
• Experience tuning, calculating EQ settings, as well as appropriate delay times within an automobile.
• Master multiple projects albums by working on song levels plus EQ and correct minor mix deficiencies with equalization.
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Film sound coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate the workload of the release team members and are responsible for organizing and hosting all production release windows.
• Act in agreement with the NAIA, NCAA, NJCAA, and college rules and regulations.
• Second source assessment (CVD, WSi quartz assessment).
• Assist in the integration of PVD, lithography and RIE with the electroplating process.
• Edit raw voice recording, add sound effects, and mix to DAT format.
• Audit foreign organizations royalty payments to ensure BMI writers are compensate properly on film releases.
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