Gramercy Post was awarded a 2010 Silver Telly for their sound design and mixing on WWII in HD! Founded in 1978, "the Telly Awards honor the very best local, regional, and cable television commercials and programs" - silver is the highest honor.
The GP crew mixes season two of "Life After," an 8-part series created by K2 Pictures for TVOne.
CBS News Productions is back with a whole new season of the hit reality show, The Next Food Network Star. CBS News also mixed two new dramatic specials for TLC: "Home Invasion Murders" and "Killer on Campus."
The reknown PBS history program The American Experience was in for voiceover recording and mixing on three different episodes.
Gramercy mixed promos for platinum country star Dierks Bentley's new album, Up on the Ridge.
Recent theatrical trailers: "Paperman," "Exploding Girl," "Down Terrace," "The Thorn in the Heart," "Kisses," "Who Do You Love?" "Wild Grass," "The Secret in Their Eyes."
Nola Pictures stopped in for work on spots for TVLand about Africobra and commercial work for a Weis markets campaign. Other recent spots: Time Warner Cable, Olay, Florida Times-Union, SAP.
Recent commentaries: "Solitary Man," "Darjeeling Limited," "Stagecoach."
Bartradio and Boathouse came in to record and mix the new radio campaign for Tom Tom GPS.
Beck Henderer Pena mixed music for the newest season of IFC's Dinner with the Band.
WWII in HD, an epic 10-part series for History Channel sound designed and mixed here at Gramercy Post, hit the shelves on DVD/Blu-Ray January 26th. The show received high praise from the critics at the LA Times, the NY Times and more... here's what Blu -ray.com has to say about the audio:
This is one of the most literally assaultive sound mixes in recent memory, with shots zinging to and fro between surrounds, and at times an almost overwhelming amount of LFE in terms of explosions and other thundering noises... it helps to make the battle footage that much more visceral, helping the viewer to understand the emotionally devastating day to day existence these brave souls endured. Dialogue is crisp and clean, with Sinise's narration always front and center and mixed extremely well into the overall soundfield... This series is an absolute marvel of sound effects editing, and for those of you attuned to such things, you'll be consistently impressed with the care the sound effects editors have taken with this project.
Garbage Moguls is back with three new episodes for Nat Geo.
GP posted thirteen episodes of On the Case with Paula Zahn, the highest-rated show on Investigation Discovery.
Superfad has been in to mix projects for Google, USA Networks and Bloomingdale's; sound design and mix for Discovery Channel and Coke Zero.
CBS News Productions was in to mix a series of shows for TLC as well as "24 Hour Restaurant Battle" for Food Network.
Recent film work: Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune (director Ken Bowser), "Something New" (director Manu Boyer) and "Adam Blank Gets a Vasectomy" (director Adam Blank).
Gramercy Post was honored this year at the AICP Awards at MOMA for outstanding sound design work on this spot for Durex. The sound work was done entirely here at GP by our very own Joel Raabe, making use of some "non-traditional" balloon manipulation techniques. The spot will live on forever in the permanent archives of the museum. Way to go, Joel!
Gramercy posted another episode of "Secret Lives of Women" for WeTV.
GP reunites with the Deadliest Catch crab fishermen for five new episodes of "After the Catch."
Film leged Paul Schrader came in to record a commentary for his latest film, "Adam Resurrected."
St. John & Partners were back for a series of spots for Zaxby's.
Recent trailer mixes: "The Canyon" and "Untitled"
Bartradio was in to record and mix spots for Taco Bell and Spanish radio promos for MTV TR3S.
Enlighten Up, "a skeptic's journey into the world of yoga," debuted recently to rave reviews at numerous theaters across the nation. The film was mixed by Gramercy Post's Joe Mendelson. Click here for when it arrives at a theater near you.
The Next Food Network Star is back with Season 5. Check out the series, mixed by Gramercy Post, all this summer.
Gramercy hits the airwaves with "Metallica: In Their Own Words" for Fuse, "The Truth About Traffic" for Discovery Channel, "The Secret Lives of Women" for We, and "Ripped Off: Madoff and the Scamming of America" for History Channel.
Hero Content was in to record and mix a round of viral and on-air spots for Trojan. Other recent commercial work includes television ads for Metro Cable and Enfatico, radio spots for USTA and industrials for Foster's Beer.
GP upmixed another Shaw Brothers kung fu classic: "Ten Tigers of Kwangtung."
Silent Crow Arts was in to mix a new reality program for National Geographic called Garbage Moguls, featuring the staff of TerraCycle.
The Gramercy team sound designed and mixed radio and TV spots for The Florida Times (The Robin Shepherd Group) and an industrial spot for CSC (Mullen).
Big Foot Productions posted a feature length film titled "One Angry Man," starring comedian Jackie Mason.
Boom Pictures came in to mix a new spot for Jagermeister/Toughest Cowboy.
National Geographic mixed two episodes of their jail doc show Lockdown - "Kids Behind Bars" and "Alaska Bush Troopers."
GP created original sound design and mixed the audio spectacular for the grand opening of the Atlantis resort in Dubai. Watch the celebration here.
The Gramercy team designed and mixed some year end shows for CBS News Productions, including "The Year in Animals" (Animal Planet) and "Brink" (Science Channel). Also for CBS News were "The Next Great Depression" (History) and "Behind the Clip" (Animal Planet).
Superfad came down for original sound design for Durex and Weatherproof.
Joe Mendelson and Beck Henderer Pena recorded Regina Spektor "playing the building" at David Byrne's installation at the Battery Maritime Building. Entertainer Reggie Watts was also in to record vocals for a Regina Spektor song.
Treehouse Media/Silent Crow Arts was back with an original show for Discovery Channel - "Dark Fellowships: The Vril Society."
More trailer mixes for Magnolia Pictures: Big Man Japan, Donkey Punch, Ashes of Time Redux and Eden Log.
Jim Briggs was in to mix "We Shall Remain," an episode of PBS' acclaimed series The American Experience.
Hero Content mixed a series of video profiles for the Verizon Wireless How Sweet the Sound competition.
Greg Rippin upmixed two more seasons of the retro animated series Voltron for Mediablasters. Joel Raabe upmixed three Shaw Brothers kung fu classics for Mediablasters.
St. John's and Partners came up from Florida to record and mix a series of original radio spots for Zaxby's.
Joel Raabe mixed a photography installation by photographer Chang Chien-Chi, which debuted at the National Museum of Singapore.
Gramercy Post completed final mixes for a number of hour-long Discovery Channel specials: "9/11: The Towers and the Pentagon," "Collapse: When Buildings Fall," "Impossible City," "When Nature Strikes," and "Earth: The Sequel"
GP posted 14 episodes of the Discovery Channel original series NextWorld< /a>.
Sesame Street and Elmo came in to record ADR and mix their latest DVD release. Chris Arbisi manned the chair.
GP sound designed 10 episodes of A&E/Biography's latest original series, "Watching the Detectives." Andy Green mixed.
Gramercy sound designed and mixed 17 episodes of Weird Connections for Discovery Channel/Science Channel.
Joe Mendelson mixed "Under the Skin," a documentary by director Billy Burke.
Beck Henderer Pena recorded and mixed a series of online spots produced by Superfad for Buick.
Bartradio and Arnold were in recording and mixing a new McDonald's radio campaign.
Joe Mendelson mixed a series of spots for Blue Man Group's latest TV and radio campaign
The History Channel/A&E were in to sound design and mix "Ocean's Explorer," a 5.1 installation piece that now resides in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
The Deadliest Catch captains are back - GP mixes five more episodes of After the Catch for Discovery Channel.
Joe Mendelson mixed the 8 Miles High trailer for Quixotic Industries.
On the radio: Bartradio for Walsh College, Truth and Washington Lottery; Sloan Group for The Meadowlands and Monmouth Park; Mixology Lab for New York Lottery.
Gramercy is back in the kitchen with an all new season of The Next Food Network Star.
Andy Green mixed a 5.1 installation piece for the brand new Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee.
Beck Henderer Pena mixed director Diane Paragas' submission for MoveOn.org's Obama in 30 Seconds competition. Sound design by Joel Raabe. The spot won an award for "Best Positive Message."
The Criterion Collection came in for commentary records for "The Earrings of Madame De..." and "Le Ronde" and audio restoration for "Salo," "Vampyr," "Trafik," "High and Low," and "Mon Oncle Antoine" DVD extras.
Beck Henderer Pena takes charge of music supervision and theme song development for the 14-part "FutureLife/ FutureTrans" series for Discovery Channel. Sound design and mixes to follow this summer at Gramercy Post.
Director Alex Gibney came in to record commentary for his Oscar-winning documentary, Taxi to the Dark Side.
Regina Spektor stopped in to record vocals for a song to be featured in the upcoming Chronicles of Narnia movie, Prince Caspian.
Image Entertainment dropped in to record commentaries for "Darklight" and "Crimson Force." Engineer Gary Rindfuss was also in to record a commentary for "Sundown."
Joe Mendelson created original music for NBC's Most Outrageous Moments.
Carl Bishop was in mixing a series of spots for Harvey Windows.
Joe Mendelson and Beck Henderer-Pena collaborated on original music and mixes for Champion's Homestyle Sports web series.
Engineers Michael Feuser and Andrea Bella recorded voiceover for the film In the Name of Their Mothers.
Jazz great Wayne Horvitz mastered two albums with engineer Beck Henderer Pena.
Radio giants bartradio have been in producing spots for Radio Shack, McDonald's, Volvo, Subway, Dunkin Donuts and more, all conducted via ISDN to Bart's headquarters in Seattle.
GP recorded interviews and edited recent photoessays by Magnum in Motion. Latest projects include photographers Carl de Keyzer, Paolo Pellegrin and Jonas Bendiksen.
Joe Mendelson mixed Enlighten Up, director Kate Churchill's documentary exploring the effects that yoga may (or may not) have on a skeptic New York City journalist.
More spots: Esquire, Celine Dion "Sensational," Jagermeister, MTV.
GP posted sound design and mix on "The Next Big Bang" for The History Channel.
Jim Brigss was in to mix "The American Experience: Walt Whitman" for Hidden Hill Productions and PBS.
Joe Mendelson mixed Toughest Cowboy for Fox Sports Net.
Gramercy provided theme-song sound design and episodic QC for Technology Jones, a brand new series now airing on MOJO.
GP upmixed two classic kung-fu flicks by the Shaw Brothers: "Heroes Two" and "The Master," both available from Mediablasters. Also for Mediablasters: 5.1 English remixes for "Machine Girl" and "Devilman."
Joel Raabe mixed director Joe Maggio's third feature-length effort, Paper Covers Rock, which had its premiere at this year's South by Southwest Film Festival.
Magnolia Pictures dropped in to post some trailer mixes for Redacted and Weirdsville.
GP provided full audio post for 26 episodes of "Sammy's Story Shop," a new animated children's series produced by Scholastic for Qubo.
Joe Mendelson produced and mixed a holiday hit with Regina Spektor on her cover of Peggy Lee's "My Dear Acquaintance (A Happy New Year)." The song was 2007's iTunes Holiday Exclusive and is still available for download at the iTunes Store.
Gramercy Post mixed "Off the Ice" for The History Channel, featuring chilling tales and conversations from the stars of Ice Road Truckers.
GP goes green with its mix for The Science Channel's "EcoTech: Waste."
Steve Buscemi came in to record commentary for his latest feature, Interview, out now on Sony Pictures Classics.
Gramercy posted "The World Series of Video Games" for CBS Sports.
Joe Mendelson mixed director Jason Hutt's feature documentary, Orthodox Stance, which follows Jewish boxer Dmitriy Salita as he battle his way into the professional boxing world.
Gramercy Post mixed "Taming Alaska," a snowboarding/ surfing special for Fuel TV.
Debut filmmakers Mike Akel and Chris Moss and producer Morgan Spurlock ("Supersize Me") recorded hilarious commentary for their docu-comedy Chalk.
Andy Green posted a surround mix for a United States Marines promotional film.
GP posted "After the Catch" for Discovery Channel, mixing harrowing tales told by the world-renowned crab fishermen from The Deadliest Catch.
Gramercy Post mixed nine episodes of The Next Food Network Star, Season 3.
GP continues its work with one of the world's finest DVD companies, The Criterion Collection. Recent titles include "La Haine" (Mathieu Kassovitz), "The Third Man" (Carol Reed), "Ace in the Hole" (Billy Wilder), "Breathless" (Jean-Luc Godard) and "Ice Storm" (Ang Lee).
Jim Briggs and Hidden Hill Productions were in to mix an episode about Buffalo Bill for the award-winning PBS series The American Experience.
Director Adam Hootnick's Unsettled won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Feature at the 2007 Slamdance Film Festival. "Unsettled" was mixed here by Gramercy Post's Joe Mendelson.
More fantastic spots for the Meadowlands Racetrack were recorded and mixed for TV and radio, with Jay Sandusky of the Sloan Group Agency producing and famed race announcer Dave Johnson on the mic.
GP provided another set of 5.1 upmixes for the animated classic Voltron, being released on DVD by Media Blasters.
MTV Networks was in to finish multiple promos for "Instant Star."
Gramercy Post revved into high gear with its mixes for "FutureCar," a four part series aired on Discovery Channel. The future-bent shows speed up even more on Discovery HD Theater, featuring GP's amazing 5.1 mixes!
Superfad came in to do some new sound design and final mixes for a series of spots for Amp'd Mobile.
GP will be looking to snag an award (and perhaps a few drinks) at The Audies 2007, "the only awards program in the U.S. entirely devoted to recognizing distinction in audiobooks and spoken word entertainment." The GP team has been nominated for an "Achievement in Production" award for its work on Julian Rubinstein's "Ballad of the Whiskey Robber."
CSI is back, mixing a new series of shows for sports enthusiasts titled "Wide World of Fights."
In an ongoing collaboration with Prado Sur Audio out of Mexico City, Gramercy Post worked on spots for the Latin American market from Corona, Zest, Nextel, Target, Ford, Toyota and more.
Our favorite pop star Regina Spektor was back in the studio, recording her version of the theme song to the Showtime hit "Weeds." Regina also worked with GP's Joe Mendelson on a cover of John Lennon's "Real Love" for an upcoming tribute album.
Producer Rob Lyons came in to mix several theatrical trailers for Quixotic Industries: "American Hardcore" (Sony Classics), "Changing Times" (Koch Lorber), and "Calvaire" (Palm Pictures).
Gramercy Post completed mixing season 2 of "Inked" on A&E. Tattoos, high drama, and more tattoos.