Emelie is currently studying Recording Arts, Music Business, Film & TV Production, and Computer Science at the University of Colorado at Denver. She is passionate about sound and art design in video games and film and loves working with live and recorded media to add meaning through sound.
Her background in classical violin brought her into the world of theatre when she began playing in pit orchestras. This led her to develop an interest in live sound mixing for music and theatre, after which she applied for the University of Colorado Denver’s Recording Arts program. There, she found a way to combine her life-long interest in video games and film with her passion for audio and began working on audio work for visual media.
Recording dialogue, podcasts, bands, orchestras, and sound effects. Music studio engineering. Familiarity with many kinds of microphones, mixers, and DAWs such as Reaper and ProTools.
Recording and editing Foley, sound effects, and library sounds for use in film, television, video games, and other visual and interactive media.
Syncing dialogue and sound effects for film and television. Using programming languages and audio middleware such as Wwise and FMOD to implement sound effects, dialogue, and music in interactive media.
Mixing and mastering music, dialogue, and sound effects. Preparing mixes for usage in distributed film and television.