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Summer 2024 – LOCAL695.COM 7 I.A.T.S.E. Local 695 Production Sound Technicians, Television Engineers, Video Assist Technicians and Studio Projectionists Certified & Chartered September 15, 1930 A California Nonprofit Labor Corporation Incorporated July 31, 1951, State of California Affiliated with the A.F.L.-C.I.O., California State Federation of Labor, and L.A. Central Labor Council 5439 Cahuenga Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601 (818) 985-9204 (818) 760-4681 fax info@local695.com www.local695.com ——————————— BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Scott Bernard PRESIDENT Jillian H. Arnold VICE PRESIDENT Devendra Cleary CAS RECORDING SECRETARY Heidi Nakamura TREASURER Phillip Palmer CAS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Jamie Gambell TRUSTEES Shawn Holden CAS Jay Patterson CAS Jennifer Winslow BOARD MEMBERS Joseph A. Aredas Jr. Amanda Beggs Blas Kisi´c Edward L. Moskowitz CAS Steve Nelson CAS Mark Ulano CAS AMPS DELEGATES TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ASSISTANT BUSINESS AGENTS Joseph A. Aredas Jr. Heidi Nakamura DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & POLITICAL AFFAIRS James Delhauer DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION & TRAINING Casey Weiss DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Lauren Sorrells MEMBERSHIP SERVICES MANAGER Cindy Vivar OFFICE ASSISTANT Jocelyn Alvarez PRODUCTION SOUND & VIDEO CO-EDITORS Richard Lightstone CAS AMPS James Delhauer ——————————— Production Sound & Video Inquiries or suggestions mag@local695.com PUBLISHER IngleDodd Media ADVERTISING (310) 207-4410 local695@IngleDodd.com www.IngleDoddMedia.com OUR CONTRIBUTORS Photos courtesy of the respective contributors. Heidi Nakamura Amanda Beggs CAS Jennifer Winslow Phillip W. Palmer CAS Jay Patterson CAS Eva Rismanforoush Joseph A. Aredas Jr. Edward L. Moskowitz CAS Anna Wilborn Mark Ulano CAS AMPS Veronica Kahn Beau Baker Bryan Cahill Richard Lightstone CAS AMPS James Delhauer Sara Glaser CAS AMANDA BEGGS CAS Amanda Beggs CAS works as a Production Sound Mixer in Los Angeles and has worked on both features and television. She received a BFA in film & television from SCAD. She's been honored with two CAS Award nominations and two Emmy nominations. She is currently serving on IATSE Local 695's Executive Board, and she is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Television Academy, and the Cinema Audio Society. JAMES DELHAUER James Delhauer was born in Southern California and never made it very far from home. Since 2014, he has worked as a television engineer specializing in Pronology's mRes platform. He joined Local 695 because he desperately needed friends. James is Co-editor of Production Sound & Video. STEVEN A. MORROW CAS Steven A. Morrow CAS has been a member of Local 695 for the past 27 years. He currently works almost exclusively on feature films but enjoys the occasional TV series. He loves to mentor and learn from all of our collective experiences. GARY RAYMOND Gary Raymond is a thirty-year member of Local 695 and has provided music playback & recording on over 120 films, including the Best Sound Emmy Award-winning episode of Scrubs, "My Musical." He's also worked on Sound Oscar and Emmy-nominated projects Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Dexter. In addition to his work on production, Gary has provided sound and lighting for over 400 music bands and developed several industry tools for use in live music. RIC TELLER I've been very fortunate in my more than forty years working in television, going places and doing things that a kid from a small town in Nebraska could not have imagined. TARN WILLERS AMPS Academy Award winner Tarn Willers AMPS has worked in film production sound since graduating from the UK's National Film and Television School in 2003. After serving his time as a trainee, Boom Op and 2nd Unit Mixer, he has established himself as a Production Sound Mixer, both in the UK and Europe. In 2024, along with an Academy Award, Tarn's work on The Zone of Interest also received recognition at the BAFTA's, the European Film Awards, and by AMPS. He is also an Ambassador for Ciné Schools whose mission is to cre- ate a safe, communal space for primary schoolchildren to create and make films, regardless of their background.