Chris Reading is a freelance sound designer and recordist based in Central London working with independent film and documentary makers. A diverse range of services in production and post production are available.
Track laying / sound editing
Working with Digidesign Pro-tools HD to edit and clean recordings. Organising soundtrack elements and creating stems for mixing. Foley editing, and extensive sound library archives.
Mixing
Equipped for two channel and upto 5.1 mixing with Genelec and PMC monitoring.
Workflow
Compatibility to industry standards, and integrated with Final Cut and Avid post production.
Production
On-set and field recording including: boom operation, foley, and a large array of microphones for all recording scenarios.
Voice-over
Dialogue recording for broadcast and ADR using first class mics and preamps. Supervised recording sessions available.
Musical
On-set or studio recording of programme/score music.
30 August 2010
From the Cellar reaches final 12 in the Virgin Media Shorts competition.
20 July 2010
A whistle stop trip to Geneva and Basencon, shooting a commercial project with Kirkwall Media.
19 July 2010
Completing sound edit on short film Blackberry Stains dir. Robert Hackett.
10 July 2010
Beginning sound design work on short film Father The Son staring Charles Dance, directed by Marc Ellegard.
10 June 2010
Shooting 16mm short The Old Boys, shot on location on the canals of Hackney.
05 June 2010
Shooting short film Hard To Say, directed by Rebecca Coley.
26 May 2010
Shooting From The Cellar, a short film directed by Tito Sacchi.
01 April 2010
Anglesey Road in The Official Selection for The London Independent Film Festival.
01 March 2010
Mix for Playing The Enemy a documentary by Helena Noguiera, telling the true story behind the film Invictus.
15 Feb 2010
Finishing sound edit and mix for TV pilot of Fallout, directed by Tupaq Felber.
06 Feb 2010
Begin shooting Pulse, a short film by Tommaso Paino.
20 Jan 2010
Anglesey Road wins three Accolade Awards including best overall sound.
Dec 2009
Began sound post work on The Retreat, a short film by Michael Kofler.