The veteran rerecording mixer, who received his 23rd and 24th Academy Awards nominations this season for 'Elvis' and 'The Batman,' is featured in a new episode of THR's 'Behind the Screen.'
helmer Reeves. “He wants to get [each] scene right before we’re ready to move onto the next scene,” Nelson says. “It’s very intense. It’s very collaborative. He’s always in great spirits about it, and we have a great time with him.
During the podcast, the rerecording mixer also talks about working with his decades-long collaborator Steven Spielberg on the director’s highly personal, and he congratulates production sound mixer Peter J. Devlin on his Cinema Audio Society Career Achievement Award., starring Adam Driver as Enzo Ferrari and Penelope Cruz as his wife, Laura. “I’m really excited about it,” he says.
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