Slumdog Millionaire‘s production mixer Resul Pookutty and re-recording mixers Ian Tapp and Richard Pryke were presented with the award for outstanding achievement in motion picture sound mixing at the 45th Annual Cinema Audio Awards ceremony, held on Saturday at the Millennium-Biltmore Hotel.
Dedicating the award to the ”sound gods of India,” Pookutty said: “This is the biggest honor I can ever get. Twelve years ago in India I started in production sound. There was basically no production sound in that country. When I started off, I walked to the train station. I had no money. This is recognition of my struggle and of so many people like me working in the entertainment industry.”
Here are all the Cinema Audio Society Award winners in the film and television categories:
FILM
Slumdog Millionaire
Production mixer: Resul Pookutty
Re-recording mixers: Ian Tapp, Richard Pryke
TV SERIES OR MINISERIES
John Adams, Episode 1: ”Join or Die”
Production mixer: Jay Meagher
Re-recording mixers: Mike Minkler, Bob Beemer
TV SERIES
24: Redemption
Production mixer: William F. Gocke
Re-recording mixers: Michael Olman, Kenneth Kobett
TV NON-FICTION, VARIETY OR MUSICAL SERIES OR SPECIAL
Deadliest Catch: No Mercy
Re-recording mixer: Bob Bronow
DVD ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING
Smashing Pumpkins – If All Goes Wrong
Live audio mixer: Jon Lemon
Re-recording mixers: Kerry Brown, Kevin Dippold, Brian Slack
