Engineer

 
 
Serge Ossorguine

Serge Ossorguine

Serge Ossorguine is an audio engineer who creates sound content and technology infrastructure using a fundamental aesthetic principal derived from training as a musician:

"An instrument must be in tune and be easy to play, and then one must practice, practice, practice." 

His multi-faceted career includes theater sound design (Broadway and off-Broadway), producing and recording music, studio design, television mixing, film, sound effects and mixing for broadcast and theatrical release, film scoring, and game audio design and authoring.

A two-time Emmy Award winner for his work while staff audio artist at ABC News and ABC Daytime (1995, 1997), for post-production audio mixing and sound effects. He also has won a Telly Award (2016). 

Best Sound Effects Artist - Daytime 1995 Best Audio Mixing Documentary - Primetime 1997

Best Sound Effects Artist - Daytime 1995 Best Audio Mixing Documentary - Primetime 1997

INSTALLATIONS  - Sound systems, Hearing Impaired systems, LAN setup, multi camera video streaming, custom configurations. Clients include educational spaces, houses-of-worship and fine dining establishments.

Studio Clients:

Broadcast Networks and producers...

HBO, ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, A&E, USA, VH-1, MTV, MSG, SPIKE, EPIX, Time-Warner, Speed Channel, National Geographic, Silent Crow Arts, MaggieVision, SNY, American Hotrod Foundation, and many others. 

Ad Agencies...

Grey, King World, Hudson Rouge, Darling, M3, Fly Communications, The Joey Company, Texan Plus, Malka Media Group.

Proud to have worked with Engineers/Composers/Musicians:

Butch Vig, Chuck D, Erykah Badu, John Legend, Chris Robertson, Phil Galitzine, Peter McPartland, Greg Garvey, Eric Hopper, John Plenge, Paul Maraio, Dave Smith, Jared Scharff, Mariana Bell, Robin Freeman, Nick Reeves, Ray Davies, Jonathan Dove, John Kilgore, Des MacAnuff, Michael Roth, Gary Fagin, Lannyl Stephens, Steve Krauss, George Meyer, Ashley Howe, Steve Vavaiakis, Duke Markos, Bill Sigmund, Peter Bouteneff.