The release of the first annual Fix The Mix report has found that women and non-binary producers and engineers are lost in the mix across the music industry. The studies were undertaken in a collaborative effort between We Are Moving the Needle, Jaxsta, Middle Tennessee State University and Howard University, with the findings presented by […]
The SoundGirls Virtual Conference is a two-day event open to all individuals with a passion for audio and music, taking place on 4 – 5 December 2021. Designed for everyone from audio veterans to beginners and students, the Virtual Conference offers programs and presentations from a wide range of women, men, and non-binary professionals in […]
I recently answered some questions for SoundGirl Kelly Kramarik, a student in the Recording Arts program at UC Denver for her thesis about versatility in the changing world of audio.
Working professionally as a sound designer and composer has a lot of perks. It’s not the kind of job that has you answering phones all day or dealing with a lot of crabby people. This is the work of artists and creators. It’s the kind of job people have when they say, “Love what you do, and you’ll never work a day in your life.”
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