Recording Engineer

Responsibilities

Record VO, lip‑sync dialogue and songs with or without video reference according to client specifications.
Record talent in studio and remotely.
Flag any recording issues during sessions to avoid pickups and/or retakes.
Edit audio files quickly to remove dropout noise and irregularities.
Ensure dialogue lip sync and timing.
Report any issues with source material promptly for quick replacement (audio/video drop‑outs, audio glitches, distortions, sync problems, missing lines and all other errors spotted).
Problem‑solve any software or technical errors that may arise in remote recording.
Work with scheduler and directors to maintain established production schedule.
Remain sensitive to client needs and adjust to new project specifications and deadlines.
Monitor quality of all audio deliverables to maintain consistency.
Back up all projects to the Dubbing drive on a daily basis.
Analyze and resolve work problems proactively when possible.
Recommend measures to improve production methods, equipment performance, and quality of product, if needed.
Verify that all special production instructions have been followed prior to delivery.
Confer with department supervisor to determine progress of work and to provide information on changes affecting efficiency and quality of production.
Must work overtime and weekends when needed.
Qualifications

Familiarity with recording ADR, Dubbing or Animation.
Familiarity in Mac environment with ProTools audio software and hardware, including peripheral equipment such as compressors, microphones and AD converters, knowledge of SessionLink or Source Connect remote recording.
Familiarity with audio and session formats and specifications (.wav, .mp3, .ptx, .omf, …).
General knowledge of studio recording techniques both in studio and remotely.
Ability to identify and solve technical problems with equipment when possible.
Compensation

Hourly rate range: $28–$33.

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