About Jonathan

At the same time, Jonathan began freelancing in multiple facets of the sound industry: Live Sound, Corporate AV, Voice-Over Recording, and Location Recording were just a few of jobs he pursued. His location recording sessions soon turned into multitrack live recordings for video, the roots to his audio post career had begun.

In 2011, he took over the roll as Head Engineer at New Alliance Audio. He oversaw all the repairs, computer maintenance, gear purchases and updates to the studio over the next seven years. He and his team of engineers turned the studio from barely breaking even to making a profit.

In 2015 DGA Productions asked him to come on board as the Re-Recording Mixer for the season 8 TV Show “Cooks County.” That same year the indie film company, Larkin Pictures, was also in need of a Re-Recording Mixer for their film “Throuple.” His work as a Dialogue Editor, Sound Restorer and Re-Recording Mixer combined with his attention to detail, proved helpful in setting him apart from other engineers in the crowded industry.

However, not all things stay the same, in 2017, big business moved in and bought the building New Alliance was located in, and in a major blow to the arts community, New Alliance and all the rehearsal spaces in the building were forced to move. Though New Alliance did rebuild, Jonathan stepped away from his roll as Head Engineer and moved to Florida for his family.

Jonathan continues to freelance as an Audio Engineer for film and tv (Dialogue Editing, Sound Recording, and Re-Recording Mixing) as well as his career in music (Recording, Mixing, Producing and Mastering).

As a musician, Jonathan plays bass. He was a member of Boston-based bands “This Bliss” (2017 – 2019) and “Taiwan Typhoon” (2010 – 2017).