Brad Engleking

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Email Brad Engleking at brad@tbdpost.com. This email is the most updated Brad Engleking email found in 2026.

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Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Supervisor at Troublemaker Studios | Austin, Texas, United States

About Brad Engleking

Brad Engleking is a seasoned sound professional whose expertise in post-production sound has made him an invaluable asset at Troublemaker Studios. With over two decades of experience in the film industry, Brad has honed his skills in dialogue editing, FX editorial, and final mixing, contributing to the soundscapes of major studio releases. His journey began at Texas State University, where he earned a BA in music/sound recording technology, setting the foundation for a career that spans a diverse array of projects, from Robert Rodriguez's visually stunning "Sin City" to James Cameron’s groundbreaking "Alita: Battle Angel."

In his current role as Re-Recording Mixer and Sound Supervisor, Brad oversees all facets of post-production sound, ensuring that every auditory element enhances the storytelling experience. His meticulous approach to dialogue mixing and FX mixing has not only elevated the quality of sound in films but has also established him as a go-to expert for both feature films and commercials. At Troublemaker Studios, he collaborates closely with directors and sound designers to create immersive audio environments that resonate with audiences.

Brad's proficiency with industry-standard tools like Pro Tools allows him to seamlessly integrate complex sound elements, from intricate sound effects to nuanced dialogue, into a cohesive final mix. His commitment to excellence in audio post-production is evident in every project he undertakes, making him a key player in the ever-evolving landscape of film sound. As he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in sound design, Brad Engleking remains a vital force in shaping the auditory experience of contemporary cinema.

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