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to several different spaces, Johnson found his current space in Burbank. "I just happened to be driving by and saw a sign that said 'Recording Studio,'" says Johnson, adding that the studio had previously belonged to the R&B artist Ne- Yo. "I looked at it, and I thought it had a lot of potential. I had to make some cosmetic and renovated changes, but it worked out." (Left in place was a bar that now serves as a welcoming spot for clients. See page 23.) The longtime post-production profes- sional recently gave CineMontage a tour o f A r t i s t r y i n S o u n d , i n c l u d i n g i t s top-notch technology, unique personal touches, and new recording booths adja- cent to its main facility. A stone's throw from studios including ABOVE AND RIGHT: "We do stuff in here like smaller films. We also do ATMOS QCs in here [and] small TV shows. This is probably more for the smaller budget shows. It's got speakers on the ceiling." 26 C I N E M O N T A G E B A Y A R E A