The Cinema Audio Society announced the nominees for the 48th Annual CAS Awards for outstanding achievement in sound mixing for 2011 in four categories. Also included are the nominations for the CAS Technical Awards in both the production and the postproduction categories.
“Our nominees this year reflect the best work done in motion pictures and television as determined by the voting membership of the Cinema Audio Society,” said CAS president David E. Fluhr. “I offer my sincere congratulations to each of the nominees.”
The awards will be presented at a dinner on Feb. 18 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel. During this awards dinner the highest honor of the CAS – the CAS Career Achievement Award will be presented to re-recording mixer Scott Millan, CAS and the CAS Filmmaker Award will be presented to director Rob Marshall. KTLA entertainment reporter Sam Rubin will be returning as the master of ceremonies.
The nominees for the Cinema Audio Society awards for outstanding achievement in sound mixing for 2011 are:
Motion Pictures
Hanna
Production Mixer: Roland Winke
Re-recording Mixers: Christopher Scarabosio and Craig Berkey, CAS
Scoring Mixer: Andrew Dudman
Hugo
Production Mixer: John Midgley
Re-recording Mixer: Tom Fleischman, CAS
Scoring Mixer: Simon Rhodes
Moneyball
Production Mixer: Ed Novick
Re-recording Mixers: Deb Adair, CAS, Ron Bochar, CAS and David Giammarco
Scoring Mixer: Brad Haenel
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Production Mixer: Lee Orloff, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Paul Massey, CAS and Chris Boyes
Scoring Mixer: Alan Meyerson
Super 8
Production Mixer: Mark Ulano, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Andy Nelson and Anna Behlmer
Scoring Mixer: Dan Wallin
Television Movies and Mini-Series
Cinema Verite
Production Mixer: Petur Hliddal
Re-recording Mixers: Lora Hirschberg, Scott Lewis and Douglas Murray
Scoring Mixer: Greg Townley
Innocent
Production Mixer: Shane Connelly
Re-recording Mixers: Mark Hensley and Tamara Johnson, CAS
The Kennedys, “Hour 7”
Production Mixer: Henry Embry, CAS
Re-recording Mixer: Frank Morrone, CAS and Stephen Traub
Scoring Mixer: Larold Rebhun
Mildred Pierce, “Part 5”
Production Mixer: Drew Kunin
Re-recording Mixer: Leslie Shatz
Scoring Mixer: Todd Whitelock
Too Big to Fail
Production Mixer: James J. Sabat, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Chris Jenkins and Robert J. Beemer, CAS
Scoring Mixer: Chris Fogel
Television Series
Boardwalk Empire, “To The Lost”
Production Mixer: Franklin D. Stettner, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Tom Fleischman, CAS
Breaking Bad, “Face Off”
Production Mixer: Darryl L. Frank, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Jeffery Perkins and Eric Justen
Dexter, “Just Let Go”
Production Mixer: Greg Agalsoff
Re-recording Mixers: Pete Elia, CAS and Kevin Roache, CAS
Game of Thrones, “Baelor”
Production Mixer: Ronan Hill
Re-recording Mixers: Mark Taylor and Doug Andham, CAS
The Walking Dead, “What Lies Ahead”
Production Mixer: Bartek Swiatek, CAS
Re-recording Mixers: Gary D. Rogers, CAS and Daniel J. Hiland, CAS
Television – Non-Fiction, Variety or Music – Series or Specials
American Experience, “Triangle Fire”
Production Mixers: G. John Garrett, CAS and Rick Angelella
Production Mixer: Everett Wong
Re-recording Mixer: Coll Anderson
Bobby Fischer Against the World
Production Sound: Mark Maloof
Re-recording Mixer: Bill Marino
Deadliest Catch, “New Blood”
Re-recording Mixer: Bob Bronow, CAS
Great Performances At The Met, “Nixon in China”
Re-recording Mixer: Ken Hahn, CAS
Music Mixer: Jay Saks
Lady Gaga Monster Ball Tour
Production Mixer: John Harris
Re-recording Mixer: Brian Riordan, CAS
The Nominees for the Cinema Audio Society Technical Awards for 2011 are:
Production
Calrec Apollo Broadcast Mixing Console (software release 1.6 and later)
Movie Slate Sound Dept. Plugin by Pureblend Software
Remote Audio Meon LiFe
Yamaha 01V96i Digital Mixer
Zaxcom Nomad Production Sound System
Postproduction:
Acheron Designer Screen Channel Loudspeaker
Avid Pro Tools 10
Avid Eucon Protocol Version 2.6.2
Dolby Media Meter 2
Izotope Ozone 5 Advanced
