Ian Terry

Audio Engineer Ian Terry is responsible for the excellent audio quality of many Justin Time productions. He is a four-time Felix award (Quebec's equivalent of the Grammy) winner as well as having received five Juno award nominations for his work.

Ian has recorded and mixed over 600 LP/CD's in all styles of music, from rock and jazz to classical, many of which have achieved gold/platinum status. He has worked on over 45 film scores, 50 TV specials & TV Series (full music and post production), and over 5000 TV and radio commercials. Extensive travel for work has taken him to Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Buenos Aires and South Africa.

In 1996, Ian founded the company, founded IT Paradigms Ltd., in New York, to advise clients on cutting edge creative audio in the expanding multimedia production industry.

Ian was a monthly columnist for Medialine, a monthly publication for media (Video and Audio) producers from 1996 to 2002.

In 1993 and 1994, he traveled several times to Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong, in his capacity as an international audio recording consultant. This led in 1994 to his conducting and chairing a prestigious seminar on Digital Audio Technology in Singapore and Hong Kong for the region's professionals. He brought together, as seminar speakers, three of the world's foremost producer/engineer/artists - Alan Parsons (Alan Parsons Project), Roger Nichols (Steely Dan) and Ian Silvester (DAT UK).

Ian started the first Canadian chapter of SPARS (Society for Professional Audio Recording Services), which in association with APRS (London), and JARPS (Japan) represent over 300 studios world-wide. He was the president of SPARS-QUEBEC for four years, and subsequently sat on the executive board of SPARS (USA) for five years, which is composed of major studio owners and key figures in the audio industry. SPARS–Quebec has transformed into AsPrAudio.org and is the largest Canadian association of Audio Professionals.

Ian continues to produce excellent creative audio for Justin Time Records. To get in touch with Ian, e-mail him at ian@ianterry.net or telephone at 505-298-9888. A more extensive resume including current projects are available at www.ianterry.net

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