Craig Henighan, a recognized figure in sound design and editing, will be one of the speakers at Sonic Days 2024. Henighan is known for his work on notable projects such as Roma (2018), Stranger Things (2016), and The Fountain (2006), and he has built a strong reputation in the film and television industry for his contributions to sound production.
Henighan, a Canadian-American sound editor and engineer based in Los Angeles, has received several accolades throughout his career. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the Best Sound category for his work on Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma and has earned six Primetime Emmy Awards, recognizing his achievements in Outstanding Sound Editing and Outstanding Sound Mixing. He received these awards primarily for his work on the popular TV series Stranger Things and the animated anthology series Love, Death & Robots. His career spans a variety of film genres, with other credits including Deadpool, The Whale, Prey, Black Swan, Free Guy, and Tropic Thunder.
At Sonic Days 2024, Henighan will share his expertise in the Film & TV track, discussing the role of sound in cinematic storytelling. His talk will likely cover aspects of sound design, sound editing, and mixing, drawing from his extensive work in both film and television. Henighan’s presentation will be part of a broader program at Sonic Days 2024, aimed at exploring the diverse applications of sound in media.
Sonic Days 2024 will offer attendees a chance to hear from Henighan and others involved in sound production, contributing to a deeper understanding of the field’s evolving practices.
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