Scott Hirsch

Scott Hirsch is a sound designer, an editor and mixer for film and video, a musician, and an audio engineer. Scott's straightforward approach to teaching professional audio concepts and tools, including applications such as Pro Tools, Logic, and Reason, has brought indispensable knowledge and boundless creativity to his students. As a sound designer, editor, and mixer for film and video, Scott's credits include: Jonathan Caouette's All Flowers in Time; Sundance 2011 and IFC feature film Septien; Sundance 2010 short The Visitors; Zero Film Festival award winner Signal from Shore; SXSW comic short Boobie, starring Elijah Wood; SXSW short Solitary/Release, starring James Franco and Holmes Osborne; PBS documentary Alcatraz Is Not an Island; and cult favorite Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea. Scott records music and plays multiple instruments with the bands Hiss Golden Messenger, Family Band, The Wolfkings, and his own project, Dunedin Dunedin. Scott received his master's degree in music technology from New York University, where he concentrated his studies on 3D and spatial audio. He is an adjunct teacher for summer seminars at NYU, and he co-wrote Pro Tools® 7 Session Secrets: Professional Recipes for High-Octane Results.