Ken Burton
RE-RECORDING MIXER
After a long, protracted battle with lung cancer, re-recording
mixer Ken Burton passed away in November. Ken worked
under the IATSE banner for 37 years, starting out as a
projectionist, before moving into the sound department as a
sound recordist and ADR mixer. He eventually settled into
sound editing where he won a Daytime Emmy as a sound
effects editor for Muppet Babies (1989). In 1990, he broke
into re-recording mixing as a sound effects mixer. Over his
career, Ken was nominated for eight Primetime Emmys and
seven CAS Awards—winning two CAS Awards for NYPD
Blue in 1993 and again in 1997. A little over two years ago,
Ken was forced to retire because of his ongoing treatment
and health. He would have worked for many more years if
he could have, adapting to the ever-changing technology
and always delivering that wit of his while still being the
consummate professional and skillful mixer. He loved what
he did and was in no rush to hang up his ears. He is already
missed. –David Beadle
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND MIXING
MOTION PICTURE – LIVE ACTION
"JOKER"
RE-RECORDING MIXER DEAN A ZUPANCIC
RE-RECORDING MIXER TOM OZANICH
ADR MIXER THOMAS J. O'CONNELL
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