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Starting at Rock Video International, a studio that recorded tracks for Karaoke machines, Tom learned how to create high quality, rich sounds inspired by the music he is passionate about. His influences include The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Steely Dan, and countless other in-studio masters.
In
1991, at Videomix Post-Production Studios, Tom met and worked with Dick
Maitland, sound effects engineer for Sesame Street. During
this period, Tom had the privilege and pleasure of working with Mr.
Maitland on several occasions, on the Sesame Street set, when it was
filmed
in N.Y.C. on 9th Avenue.
Running
his own studio since the early 90’s, (4 track, 8 track, 16, track, and
24 track digital) Tom has acquired over 15 years of experience,
tracking
& mixing in many different musical styles such as Rock, Punk, Heavy
Metal, & Broadway scores.
Tom’s
emphasis is in producing top quality sound - period. His
dedication to his work shows in his productions. He
will devote his time to your project ensuring it is of the highest
quality while using your time efficiently.
For booking
information, or to check
out the studio, call 917-951-9513 or
e-mail: hesdeadjimstudios@earthlink.net
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The Prader-Willi
Syndrome Association
(USA), a 501(c)(3) recognized charity, is
the most
established and recognized organization in the country dedicated
to supporting
those affected
by Prader-Willi syndrome
through every
stage of life.
PWSA (USA) is a membership
association
made up of families affected by PWS
and other interested citizens and
professionals.
PWSA (USA) is
dedicated to funding vital research on PWS;
providing extensive programming
to
those affected by the syndrome; raising awareness of the syndrome;
advocating
on behalf
of those affected by the syndrome; and educating the general
public, school, scientific, and
medical professionals, and any other
interested
citizen
or group about PWS.
PWS is the most common known genetic
reason for life-threatening obesity. Those who have
PWS live with a strong, involuntary,
and uncontrollable feeling of hunger from
their toddler years
on after a failure to thrive stage in infancy.
Currently,
no medications or treatments stave off
this hunger. There are many other
aspects to the syndrome which may affect cognitive,
emotional,
behavioral, and physical development.
More information can be learned by
visiting www.pwsausa.org or www.prader-willi.org
