Editorial Sound Design & Mixing for Narrative and Brand Content

Sizzle & Energy

Designed for reels that grab attention — brand energy, cinematic punch, narrative momentum. Audio that makes your cut feel bigger.

Speed & Flexibility

Built for fast turnarounds without compromising clarity. Quick revisions, responsive communication, adaptable to evolving creative direction.

Dialogue & Impact

Clean dialogue editing, seamless transitions, impact moments that land. Audio pacing that matches editorial rhythm and enhances emotional beats.

What I Handle

Dialogue Editing & Cleanup

Location audio refinement, noise reduction, level matching, ADR integration

Sound Design & SFX

Custom impact design, transitions, ambiences, narrative sound storytelling

Mixing & Mastering

Full mix with music integration, loudness standards (LUFS), delivery specs for broadcast, web, and social

Music Editing & Scoring

Music bed edits, temp-to-final replacement, original score adapted to editorial pacing

Built for Creative Teams

If you're a director, editor, producer, or creative lead working on brand content, documentary, narrative shorts, sizzle reels, or pitch materials — and you need audio that's polished, collaborative, and fast — this is the lane.

I work in Pro Tools, communicate clearly, deliver on time, and understand the difference between "technically clean" and "editorially alive."

Let's Talk About Your Project

Whether you're planning a campaign, finishing a cut, or need audio help mid-production — reach out and let's see if it's a good fit.

Relax & Listen

Classical performances to accompany your visit

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About

"After 50 years in the music business, one tends to think you've just about heard it all, especially in the classical and acoustic worlds, where traditional boundaries of what sounds 'good' are fairly well‑defined. But then on rare occasion a Karter Brown comes along. His music is fresh and full of delightful sonic surprises, yet he uses traditional tonalities. He's far deeper and sensitive than others who resort to odd modalities and awkward rhythms in order to be "new" or "fresh". With his delightful imagination and musical intuition he's invented "new" within the bounds of pleasant tradition. He uses that to great effect in support of his primary compositional interest, film scoring. Setting mood and tension is a mainstay of that artform, and Karter does those very well. And yet, one can listen to a Graham composition without the film, and sit back in happy wonderment at what you're hearing. Chromatic and rhythmic easter eggs abound; each one is an unexpected delight. Devote four to ten minutes to one of his compositions; it will be time well spent. Go back for additional listens to savor again what you heard, or pick up on the things you missed the first time."