Sue Willett is a wonderfully talented singer, songwriter, audio engineer, music editor, vocal coach, voiceover agent & director, and PR manager. She is the person you want on your team when canvassing an after-Oscar party with more than a 1000 guests (because nobody works a room like Sue), and her songs have been placed on such shows as Law & Order and Buffy The Vampire Slayer. She also wrote what is, in Connor's opinion, one of the truly great opening lyrics in the history of rock ("I want to try heroin/But I have a fear of commitment"). Pure Sue, that line: funny and edgy and daring and in your face and straight from a woman's heart. If you like smart indie rock, you should definitely check out her solo album, Stories From My Head. Email her at me@suewillett.com.

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PARTIAL CREDITS

THE HISTORIAN — DIALOGUE EDITOR/MIXER
3/05-4/05

Edited and mixed actors for audiobook project on Pro Tools.

RINGERS, LORD OF THE FANS — MUSIC EDITOR
12/04-3/05

Music Editor for feature-length documentary/rockumentary. Final Cut HD.

MONKEY JAM RECORDS — PRO TOOLS OPERATOR
1996 to present

Recorded, edited, and mixed dialog, folley, and music for animation, voiceover artists, and songwriters. Produced singers and actors.

SANDIE SCHNARR TALENT — BOOTH DIRECTOR
2004 to present

Recorded auditions for animation, advertisements, and voiceovers. Directed talent, researched script questions, edited and mixed using Sound Forge.

SONORA RECORDERS — ASST. ENGINEER

Assisted and ran recording sessions. API board and Stevens machine, ½” mastering, as well as DAT. Some ADAT and Pro Tools, but mostly analog.

MISCELLANEOUS

Composed, recorded and cut music theme for “The Wedge”, (cut on AVID). Released independent record Stories From My Head.

MUSIC PLACEMENTS INCLUDE

Law & Order, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Sandie “Spin” Slade Story (documentary), The Wedge, CEO Dad.

ALBUM AND JINGLE CREDITS INCLUDE

Remy Zero, Gene Loves Jezebel, Micheal Zentner, David Hasselhoff, Hypercolor Clothing, Blue By Nature, Manroot, Oakwood Singers, Amy Hartman, Mary Uhas, Alberto Fortis.