Ian McGettigan, a Toronto-based sound recordist with a rich 20-year history in audio production, has honed his craft through a unique blend of creative and complex audio set-ups. With roots in music production, McGettigan's expertise lies in crafting innovative sound solutions for a wide range of projects.
One of his most notable accomplishments was his work on "THE NATIONAL PARKS PROJECT," where he designed and built recording studios in some of the most unconventional locations imaginable, including igloos, hotel rooms, caves, and even icebergs. This groundbreaking project earned McGettigan both Genie and Gemini awards.
In his collaborations with Director Scott Cudmore, McGettigan used sound to push the boundaries of music videos and short films, creating a new and innovative approach to storytelling. His work on "Horizon" showcased his mastery of cutting-edge 360-degree sound technology, combined with vintage audio equipment, to create rich and immersive soundscapes that elevate the viewing experience to new heights.
McGettigan's collaboration with Ethan Hawke on the country music biopic "Blaze" demonstrated his exceptional on-location music and dialogue recording skills, capturing the authenticity and raw emotion required to bring this powerful story to life.