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CAS Associate member Bryan Cahill began his production sound career in 1989 as the mixer on a documentary shot in Mexico, featuring President Jimmy Carter. He currently works as an instructor and production sound administrator at Loyola Marymount University. Bryan also serves as the Chair of the Injury Prevention Committee at I.A.T.S.E. Local 695. Bob Bronow CAS is a re- recording mixer and sound designer working in television and documentary film for more than 20 years. In addition to mixing 12 seasons of Deadliest Catch, his credits include ABC's The Family, Ax Men, Storage Wars, The Colony, 1000 Ways to Die, American Masters: Carol Burnett & Bob Newhart, and the feature documentary The Wrecking Crew. He's received 14 Primetime Emmy nominations with three wins in addi- tion to four CAS Award wins and two MPSE Golden Reels. Bob has served many terms on the Sound Peer Group Executive Committee and the Board of Directors for the Cinema Audio Society. CAS Associate member Sam Casas After graduating from UCSD's Revelle College as a music technology major in 1999, Sam began his career in audio post-production in the tape vault at POP Sound in Santa Monica. In 2003, he helped open Lime Studios, a boutique audio facility specializing in sound design and mix for TV commercials, where he still works today. Sam has found a successful niche mixing commercials for huge brands such as Nike, Facebook, Old Spice, and Apple, counting several Super Bowl commercials as career highlights. In 2017, Sam joined the union and began actively pursuing more narrative work as a supervising sound editor and re-recording mixer on various independent features, shorts, and documentaries. Working on a major studio feature or limited series is Sam's next career goal. Sam's 5.1 home studio has enabled him to stay busy during the pandemic while allowing him to spend more time with his wife Elise and 4-year-old son Sebastian.