Nathan Nance

Nathan Nance is an American sound engineer. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Sound for the film Mank. Nance has won a Primetime Emmy Award and been nominated for three more in the category Outstanding Sound Mixing for his work on the television program House of Cards. His win was shared with Lorenzo Millan and Scott R. Lewis.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Nathan Nance, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental

Mix Technician:
2008  Home Movie
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental

Sound:
2008  Home Movie
2008  The Sky Crawlers
2018  The Pig on the Hill
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental

Sound Mix Technician:
2008  Home Movie
2008  The Sky Crawlers
2009  9
2009  Up
2018  The Pig on the Hill
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
2008  Home Movie
2008  The Sky Crawlers
2009  9
2009  Up
2014  The Boxtrolls
2016  Finding Dory
2017  Cars 3
2018  Incredibles 2
2018  The Pig on the Hill
2019  Toy Story 4
2020  Mank
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental
2024  Orion and the Dark
2025  The Electric State

Sound Recordist:
2007  We Own the Night
2008  Home Movie
2008  The Sky Crawlers
2009  9
2009  Up
2011  Super 8
2014  The Boxtrolls
2016  Finding Dory
2017  Cars 3
2018  Incredibles 2
2018  The Pig on the Hill
2019  Toy Story 4
2020  Mank
2020  Soul
2023  Elemental
2024  Orion and the Dark
2025  The Electric State

Supervising Sound Editor:
2007  We Own the Night
2008  Home Movie
2008  The Sky Crawlers
2009  9
2009  Up
2011  Super 8
2014  The Boxtrolls
2016  Finding Dory
2017  Cars 3
2018  Incredibles 2
2018  The Pig on the Hill
2019  Toy Story 4
2020  Mank
2020  Soul
2022  Omoiyari
2023  Elemental
2024  Orion and the Dark
2025  The Electric State

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
2017  MINDHUNTER

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