LipSync Post has won a BAFTA Craft award for Sound-Fiction. The audio team won the award for its work on Steven Poliakoff’s BBC drama Dancing on the Edge. The ceremony took place at The Brewery, East London on April 27.
Robert Farr, re-recording mixer, LipSync Post said, “It’s an honor to win a BAFTA Craft award for our work on Dancing on the Edge. The project was a joy to work on, with all the challenges of a period drama as well as the wonderful music to mix in.”
Peter Hampden, managing director, The LipSync Group said, “We’re so proud of our talented team, they always work tirelessly to create the best possible soundtracks for our clients, and this award is thoroughly deserved. We would also like to extend our thanks and congratulations to Adrian Bell, Lee Crichlow and Ian Wilkinson, the freelance sound recordist and editors who worked on the project alongside Robert and the team.”
LipSync’s forthcoming roster of TV drama includes the second series of The Village (Company Pictures), Lost Honour (Carnival Films) and The Great Fire of London (Ecosse Films), with several more major projects to be announced shortly.