There’s More Than One Way to Build a Career in Sound
There’s no single path to a career in audio. CRAS graduates are recording music, mixing live shows, creating sound for film and television, working on video games, touring with major artists and building careers they may not have even known existed when they started. Explore their stories and see where a passion for sound can lead.
Kanobby Keitt
From the Studio to the Stage
Engineer. Producer. Songwriter. Performer. Musical director. Kanobby Keitt turned his passion for music into a career that has taken him in multiple directions, with credits that include major artists and projects like Snoop Dogg.
Lauren E. Price
Behind the Sound of Film & Television
Lauren E. Price started with a love of music and discovered a career in post-production. Today, she works as a sound editor and supervising sound editor on projects including 13 Reasons Why, Running Point, and Stumble.
Cynthia Campbell
From Local Stages to Major Tours
Cynthia Campbell built her career in live sound from the ground up. Today, her work has taken her to Coachella and on the road with artists including Doechii, Ice Cube and The Strokes.
Hannah Kacmarsky
From a New Direction to Major Studios
Hannah Kacmarsky was studying psychology and pre-med before discovering audio. Today, she’s an engineer at Capitol with credits that include Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-winning Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers.
Evyn DeBoer
From a Dream to the Credits
Evyn DeBoer came to CRAS knowing she wanted a career in music but not exactly where it would take her. She found her direction in film scoring and went on to work on projects including Sinners, Severance, Mission: Impossible and Battlefield 6.
Ethan Obbema
Music. Movies. Games. And More
Ethan Obbema discovered that a career in audio didn’t have to follow one path. His journey has taken him through recording, composing, mixing, film, television & video games. Today he’s Post Production Manager at Warner Chappell Production Music.