Mr. Bronx Audio Post

Boutique audio post production facility located in Flatiron, NYC. Since its establishment in 2011, Mr. Bronx has been carving a new path for audio post-production in NYC. Artist-owned and operated, the award-winning facility has crafted soundscapes for ad campaigns, feature films, TV series, experiential installations, and even theme park rides, while offering an array of services including mix, sound design, foley, ADR, VO record, and VO casting. Mr. Bronx's 12,500-square-foot facility features 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos rooms including a 160-inch projection screen and a 145-square-foot ADR stage. Their combined studio and office space pairs advanced audio rooms and technologies with custom-built accommodations to meet top advertising and production company needs. TV and film credits include Beyonce's "Black Is King", “Homecoming”, and "Lemonade"; GKIDS Films’ “The Boy and the Heron”; HBO's "Random Acts of Flyness" and “2 Dope Queens”; Hulu's "Ramy" and “The Bear”; and FX’s “Welcome to Wrexham”. Mr. Bronx has worked on films with premieres at the Venice, Toronto, Sundance, Tribeca, and SXSW Film Festivals, while contributing to commercial work for global brands such as Nike, Coca-Cola, Squarespace, Visa, Taco Bell, Budweiser, BMW, Allstate, and more. Their roster includes sound designer/mixers Dave Wolfe, who founded the company, as well as Eric Hoffman and Geoff Strasser.