Sound One Corporation stock certificate 1979 (New York)

Movie and TV industry! Great vignette of the company logo. Issued and cancelled. Dated 1979. Measures approximately 12 by 8 inches.

Incorporated 1966, Sound One Corporation was a prominent, leading audio post-production facility in New York City, famous for mixing major films for decades before it closed around 2012 due to market shifts and new ownership by Empire Investment Holdings.

They offered comprehensive sound services like re-recording, ADR, and Foley for movies and TV, known for integrating advanced tech like Neve consoles and digital networks, serving nearly all NYC film projects. Sound One Corporation was acquired by Liberty Livewire Corporation in 1999.

Services:
Audio mixing, sound editing, ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement), Foley recording, and video transfers for film and television.

Location:
Primarily in the iconic Brill Building (1619 Broadway) and on West 54th Street, NYC.

Clients:
Worked on numerous major films for directors like Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, and Spike Lee.

Technology:
Utilized high-end gear, including Neve consoles and digital audio networks (FDDI), handling formats like Dolby Digital, DTS, and SDDS.

Closure:
Shut down in the early 2010s after being acquired, with most staff laid off, impacting the NYC film sound industry.

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