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6 FA L L 2 0 2 6 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y COLLABORATORS Terry Dwyer CAS is a re-recording mixer with more than 35 years and some 1,400 episodes behind the console. He has mixed every episode of Survivor since the series premiered in 2000 — more than 800 consecutive shows across 50 seasons — and spent seven seasons on Fear Factor, along with Stars Earn Stripes, Wipeout, American Gladiators, The Biggest Loser, The Apprentice, and many others. A two-time Emmy Award winner, Dwyer took his second for Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience, the Academy Award– nominated PBS feature documentary. His feature credits include Monte Hellman's Road to Nowhere, a Special Lion winner at the Venice Film Festival. He is the founder of Mixers Post Sound in Burbank, California, where he continues to mix Survivor 51 in Atmos —still in the same chair. Gregor Bonse CAS is a re-recording mixer and supervising sound editor originally from Berlin, Germany. From 2016 to 2024, he worked as senior re-recording mixer and creative lead at Rotor Film, one of Germany's leading post-production studios, before relocating to Los Angeles in 2025. A two-time winner and four- time nominee of the German Film Award (LOLA) for Best Sound, Bonse is best known for the German Oscar entry System Crasher (2024). His credits include three films selected for the Cannes Competition: Ayka (Kazakhstan, 2018), Compartment No. 6 (Finland, Cannes Grand Prix winner and Golden Globe nominee, 2021), and Holy Spider (Iran, 2022). Recent projects include The Outrun (Sony Pictures Classics, 2024) and The Assessment (Magnolia Pictures, 2025). Jon Greasley CAS MPSE is a Los Angeles-based, Brit- transplant sound designer, re-recording mixer, and general noisemaker with more than 10 years of experience designing and mixing for film, TV, and streaming. He has been nominated for multiple awards, been a featured speaker for "Mix Presents: Sound for Film & TV" and Grammy Museum events, and has contributed multiple articles to the CAS Quarterly. Recent standout credits include Your Honor, Mr. Harrigan's Phone, The Orville, and Cosmos: Possible Worlds. Dennis Dembeck CAS MPSE is a sound editor and re-recording mixer currently based in Los Angeles. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, he first studied film at Grand Valley State University before earning a master's degree in music technology at New York University. He began his career as a composer at Flavorlab, landing theme songs and music placements on shows for Viceland, Nickelodeon, and MTV, before joining Harbor Picture Company in New York City. While much of his work is now in sound effects editing, his mixing credits include the features No Hard Feelings (Sony), Suncoast (Searchlight/Hulu), A Little Prayer (Music Box Films), and Eric LaRue, the directorial debut of Michael Shannon, along with series work for networks, including A+E, Viceland, and History Channel. Outside of work, Dennis plays tennis, is a green tea connoisseur, and lives with his wife Maddie and their three cats, Apple, Sunny, and Peach. Charles Dayton CAS MPSE has been a member of CAS since 2004, is a member of MPSE, and is on the AES Los Angeles executive committee. Charles owns and operates Twisted Avocado Post Audio, a 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos mix stage with a Foley and ADR stage. Current projects include Penn & Teller: Fool Us for The WB, Shelter Me for PBS, Cancer Pioneers for PBS, three short films, and an independent feature. He has been nominated for a primetime Emmy and a Golden Reel. Though he is very tired, Charles also works with the UCLA Film Department by awarding a mix and sound edit to a first-year grad student's short film, as selected by the faculty, and finds it very rewarding to help educate the next generation of filmmakers on the importance of sound in their films. Charles wants it to be known that he is also a personal friend of Bob Bronow. Daniel Vasquez V. CAS is a re-recording mixer and supervising sound editor whose career began in the United Kingdom, continued in his home country, Colombia, and is currently established in Los Angeles. Daniel is a two-time Colombian Academy winner for Best Sound, with 12 additional nominations. He studied recording arts and earned a master's degree in audio post-production in London. He has over 18 years of experience working in television and film in more than 15 countries. Daniel was co-creator of SoundNode in England and co-founder of Clap Studios in Colombia, both sound post-production facilities. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Colombian Film Academy and serves as Chair of the sound branch. He has worked as a teacher and guest lecturer at universities, academic institutions, and various events. Daniel also shares his passion for sound with aviation, as he is also a private pilot. Devendra Cleary CAS is a Los Angeles-based production sound mixer who just completed the Starz limited series Gaslit. He is the Vice President of IATSE Local 695 and a frequent contributor to the CAS Quarterly. He joined as an Associate member in 1999 and became a full member in 2008.