News - September 2005
With more projects being developed in the Bay Area September was a busy month at Outpost Studios.
Producers Debbie Brubaker and Diana Vest Goodman, and Director Karen Goodman-Hawk brought their future length “One Way Ticket to Valhalla” to Dave Nelson just in time for Sundance submission. Expect to hear about this exciting feature soon!
Director Tiffany Shlain’s latest film
“The Tribe: Barbie's 5000 year History” is humorous
look at the unauthorized, unorthodox, factual history of The Barbie
Doll. Tiffany chose to have Dave Nelson work on the Sound Design.
Look for it the film's premiere at the Herbst Theater on Dec.
3rd. Her last film, "Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness,"
that Dave Nelson did the sound design for is going to be broadcast
on The Sundance Channel this month.
Hotbed Stokes McIntyre and Lily Ng, along with
their client DMNA visited Outpost Studios for Sound Design and
Mix on their latest commercial. The Comcast spot will be shown
all over the Bay Area, encouraging Dish owners to replace them
with Comcast Digital Cable. To find out more about Hotbed: www.hotbed.com
or DMNA: www.dmna.com
Producer Caitlyn Maynard brought the short promotional video for SanDisk to Dave Nelson to Mix. SanDisk the maker of flash-memory cards is looking to replace CD’s and DVD’s. With the Rolling Stones as their first major client and the increase in portable media players SanDisk will be one to watch for. For more info on SanDisk go to: www.sandisk.com
San Francisco Ballet’s Director of Marketing Julie Begley returned once again to work with Dave Nelson. This time for The Nutcracker’s Radio spots with Hector Elizondo’s voice over. To find out more about San Francisco Ballet’s season go to: www.sfballet.org
San Francisco Foundation annual Community Leadership Awards are famous for honoring the best and brightest in the Bay Area. Citizen Film’s and Director Sophie Constantinou were taped to produce the video bios for this year’s recipients. They, in turn, came to Dave Nelson to mix the video shown at Herbst Theater ceremony. For more info on this year’s awardees go to: www.sff.org and for more info on Citizen Film: www.citizenfilm.org
Greg Landau and Babatunde Lea are the Sound
Designers on the Museum for the African Diaspora permanent exhibit.
Greg Landau, a great friend of Outpost Studios, is excited to
bring the exhibit great sound with his and Babatunde Lea’s
special touch.
t. 415-977-1818
f. 415-541-9310
e. dave@outpostfilm.com