Tom Davis has been working in the entertainment field in the Los
Angeles area since 1975.Starting
as a video camera-man for General Telephone, he has spent time in virtually all
areas of video, film, and music production.In 1986 he designed and built TEC Award-winning Post Logic
Studios, and turned a single audio room into a six room, 12,000 sq. ft.
post production audio facility in the heart of Hollywood, making Post Logic one of the largest and best
equipped independent facilities in the industry.
In March of 1990, Tom became Director Of Audio of 525 Post Production and put the
picture-only facility in the audio business. Introducing the industry to a
faster and better way to deliver finished digital audio to a digital video
master via the first ever 24 track hard disk work station.The International Monitor Awards, sponsored by the International Teleproduction Society honored Tom with the award for
his work on the Zoo-TV special in 1993.He holds a TEC AWARD
nomination from 1991, and both he and 525
Post Production were nominated in 1992.He currently holds a 1993 Monitor Award nomination for "Rolling Stone 93 - The Year In
Review".He also holds a CLIO nomination for 1990.Tom and his crew hold a 2006 Emmy Nomination for the PBS
special Barry Manilow Music and Passion.
Nashville,Tennessee is
now home for Tom Davis and SeisMic Sound.Installing the first Euphonix digitally controlled audio
console with a 24 track Fairlight
digital hard disk recorder brought state-of-the-art mixing and sound design for
film and television to Music City in 1994.Concert specials, independent feature films and television
series are now commonplace in Nashville.Tom has become the "go-to" guy in Nashville to artists, managers and
record labels when producing a television event or a concert DVD.
Tom has mixed such diverse
projects as "The Rolling Stones 25X5" documentary, U2's "Zoo-TV", "The
Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show", "The Tracy Ullman Show", "The Moscow Music
Peace Festival", "HBO's 20th Anniversary Special",the Imax film "Yellowstone",
five network specials for Garth Brooks, and national commercials for Chevron, Chrysler Plymouth, McDonalds,
Mitsubishi, and Perrier.