UK audio technology company Synchro Arts has received an Emmy award for excellence in engineering creativity by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
The academy recognised Synchro Arts’ unique software as used in TV and film for over two decades, including Game of Thrones, Star Trek, Roma and Django Unchained.
Its audio processing products are also used to create recordings with tighter vocals and accurate pitch, employed by producers and engineers working with the likes of David Bowie, Queen, Rihanna, Elton John and Steely Dan.
Synchro Arts founder Jeff Bloom said: “Synchro Arts provides audio professionals with tools that help them deliver their very best work by making specific audio editing tasks easier and faster. We’ve achieved this by coming up with solutions that had never even been imagined and many of which remain unique.
“We are incredibly excited and so very proud that the industry has chosen to recognise our achievements with an award as distinguished as an Emmy, and we gratefully thank the members of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for this honour.”
