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Winter 2026

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64 W I N T E R 2 0 2 6 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y 64 W I N T E R 2 0 2 6 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y T H E L I G H T E R S I D E Heather Fink and Beau Baker CAS at the Grey's Anatomy costume contest. Beau won an award! Adar Stolz, daughter of Scott D. Stolz CAS, takes a break from trick-or-treating to perfect her scary face. Photo: Merav Stolz Kurt Kassulke CAS celebrated his daughter Akira's graduation from NYU's The Clive Davis Institute, Tisch School of the Arts, at Yankee Stadium. (L-R) Kurt, Asha, Akira, and Shelley. Boom op Jenny Elsinger, utility Ivie Hiller, production sound mixer John Skoglund CAS, and music playbacks John Maskew and Paul Katzman in Atlanta, GA, working on the Netflix movie Heartland, starring Jessica Chastain. Production sound mixer Amanda Beggs CAS (R) and re-recording mixer Brent Kiser CAS MPSE (L) walked the red carpet with Kristen Stewart at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival where Stewart's directorial debut The Chronology of Water played. This year's CAS Student Recognition Award winner, Guillermo Moya, had a great time chatting with students and attendees while volunteering for the CAS at AES, Long Beach. Ceri Thomas CAS had a great time hanging out with Dave Rieley (L) and the Audiomovers Team at the Sounding Board v5.0! Lee Orloff CAS (R) with Recording Arts Chair Roy Finch from the LMU School of Film and Television at Sounding Board v5.0. (L-R): Elissa Lewis (post coord.), Gavin Fernandes CAS (re-recording mixer), Justin Vanier (mix asst.), Stephen Welke (co-EP), Nat Fleurant (ADR supv.), Josh Fagen (Dig & ADR), Paul Col (supv. sound), and Steve Gurman (Premium Sound facility owner) take a moment for a photo op during the mix of the Netflix series One Piece. Lindsey Alvarez CAS getting in the Halloween spirit with her niece. Krysten Kabzenell CAS getting "back to school" while working on Abbott Elementary S5. CAS Associate Dan Dugan having trouble in the field: "Nature recording fail in Sierra Valley, CA. Wind is bending the boom. After the tripods blew over, I had to spread the legs wide to keep them up. The birds were still singing but I couldn't get a listenable recording. But if you don't try, you'll surely get nothing!" On the set of Behemoth! in Los Angeles with Michael Kaleta (boom), Steven Morrow CAS (mixer), Noah Hubbell (Pro Tools playback), and Bryan Mendoza (sound utility). "We had an absolute blast recording some live musical performances!" Richard Ragon CAS volunteering for the CAS team at Trewlapalooza!

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