Rodger Pardee
Professor and Chair of Recording Arts | Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, CA, UNITED STATES
School of Film and Television
Biography
Rodger Pardee received his M.A. in Film Production from the University of Southern California in 1981. Since then he has worked in the area of film sound in a number of capacities: production sound, re-recording mixing, and sound editing. Since 1986 he has specialized in sound effects editing and design for feature films. In 1988 he was invited to teach film sound as an adjunct at USC and did so on and off, schedule permitting, until 1997. Teaching, which had begun as a sideline and a break from the business of sound editing, became his full-time focus when in 1999 he joined the LMU faculty. He is a member of the Motion Picture Sound Editors and among his M.P.S.E. Golden Reel nominations are those for special sound effects recording for "To Live and Die in L.A.," "Waterworld" and "Men in Black," and sound effects editing for "X Files" and "Geronimo: An American Legend."
Education (2)
University of Southern California: M.A., Film Production
University of Nebraska: B.A., English & Integrated Studies; Minor in Philosophy.
Areas of Expertise (5)
Recording Arts
Sound Effects Editing and Design
Film Production
Digital Sound Editing for Film
Post-Production Sound
Industry Expertise (2)
Recording
Education/Learning
Accomplishments (2)
"Flicker" (professional)
Writer/Director of "Flicker", Winner -- Best Documentary Film, 2009 Miami Short Film Festival
MPSE Golden Reel Nominations
Six nominations -- "To Live & Die in L.A."; "Geronimo: An American Legend"; "Men in Black"'; "The X-Files: Fight the Future"; and two separate nominations for "Waterworld"
Affiliations (2)
- Motion Picture Sound Editors
- IATSE - Editors Guild
