We are thrilled to announce the Stuck On On audio team was nominated for a News & Documentary EMMY in the category of “Music & Sound” for our work on the PBS/Independent Lens/Keith Maitland directed TOWER. It was also nominated in the category of “Best Historical Documentary.”
Team Includes:
Audio Producer: Allison Turrell
Re-recording Mixer: Lyman Hardy
Sound Designer: Lyman Hardy
Dialogue Editor: Miles Foster-Greenwood
Foley Artist & Editor: Susan Fitz-Simon
Foley Mixer: Glenn Eanes
Excerpt from essay describing the process and creative thinking beyond our approach to the sound:
With TOWER, Keith Maitland has told a story that not only resonates with the survivors of that fateful day, but also with people who face these tragedies today, and makes those experiences relatable to those who have been more fortunate. It focuses on the power of kindness and generosity of strangers faced with impossible choices who are inextricably linked for the rest of their lives. Opening the doorway to the past can shed light on the future. I was humbled and honored that Keith entrusted the audio of TOWER to me, and I strove to tell the story as truthfully, accurately, and powerfully as I could.
Psyched and grateful to be listed in the latest issue of 
Awards season has officially begun. Two of our projects this year—Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some and Keith Maitland’s TOWER have both been nominated for 
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