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8 S P R I N G 2 0 2 2 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y We are getting closer to celebrating the 58th Annual CAS Awards. The CAS Awards recognize Outstanding Sound Mixing in Film and Television, Outstanding Products for Production and Post-Production, as well as the recipient of the CAS Student Recognition Award. Additionally, we will be honoring re-recording mixer Paul Massey CAS with the CAS Career Achievement Award and multi-hyphenate Sir Ridley Scott will be this year's Filmmaker Award honoree. The live event will return on March 19, 2022, to the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown in the Wilshire Grand Ballroom. "The Cinema Audio Society is excited to announce their calendar for the 58th CAS Awards and Student Recognition Award," said CAS President Karol Urban. "2022 promises to be a year of renewal for our community and industry as a whole. We can't wait to come together once again in person to celebrate excellence in sound for picture and the incredible gift of fellowship in our craft." We look forward to seeing you there! THE 58TH ANNUAL CAS AWARDS FINAL TIMELINE Be sure to check out and subscribe to the Cinema Audio Society YouTube channel that was launched this summer. The initial episodes feature interviews with some of last year's CAS Award winners. Projects featured include The Mandalorian, Hamilton, Sound of Metal, and The Queen's Gambit. Search YouTube for "Cinema Audio Society" or follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/CinemaAudioSociety/featured • Final Voting begins online Thursday, February 24, 2022 • Final Voting ends online 5 p.m. PST, Tuesday, March 8, 2022 CAS YOUTUBE CHANNEL 58th CAS Awards Remaining Dates HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Thank you to all who have generously donated their time by volunteering and participating in our panels, webinars, and speed mentoring sessions. We are truly making a difference for all of those students and individuals interested in a career in entertainment. LOOKING AHEAD INTO 2022 We are organizing a webinar series of great interest to our entertainment community where we will discuss the future of "Immersive Sound in the Home." Topics to be covered include 1) In-Home Installation, 2) Mixing, 3) Preparation, and then 4) Summary of the In-Home Immersive Sound Experience for Film & Music Listening. This is certainly a hot topic to discuss in 2022 and looks to be a fascinating series. Keep an eye out, you do not want to miss this one. AWARDS SEASON We will continue to support the student awards for our member organizations, Cinema Audio Society, Motion Picture Sound Editors, and American Cinema Editors, with a speed mentoring session set up for the student nominees of these organizations. In addition this year, EIPMA will be proud sponsors of the Student Filmmaking Award at the Vaughan International Film Festival in Canada. CONNECTING WITH CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITIES EIPMA is currently setting up programs with the CSU system in California. At present, we are scheduling a series of speed mentoring & webinars tailored for various classes and subjects and look forward to expanding these programs as the year progresses. — Bernard Weiser, President, Entertainment Industry Professionals Mentoring Alliance • president@eipma.org EIPMA Bridging the gap between aspiring professionals and industry experts. Please visit: eipma.org Stay up to date on the latest CAS news, events, and exclusive offerings. Be sure to check your email inboxes and follow the CAS on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. FOLLOW THE CAS ON SOCIAL MEDIA CORRECTION In the Winter 2022 CAS Quarterly, two captions were incorrectly labeled in Dan McCoy's "What I Learned From My Mentor" article. The caption for the photo at the bottom of page 75 should read, "Jim Tanenbaum, Dan McCoy, and James Goddard." The caption for the photo at the top of page 76 should read "Brendan Beebe CAS, Jim Tanenbaum CAS, and Allie Boettger." ANNOUNCEMENTS