Sound Editor & Audio Engineer – CHROMA 1967 (Short movie)

I worked on a cinematic short film created by a 7-person team, where I acted as director, sound engineer, mixer, co-composer and actor. The film is a sci-fi fiction inspired by the historical moment when color first appeared in cinema, “reimagined” in a unique and symbolic way.

The story begins in black and white, following two characters in the 1960s who discover a mysterious colored object in the desert. As color slowly invades the environment, tension rises, leading to a final conflict around a cathode tube that represents control versus escape.

My role covered the full audio post-production process: cleaning and organizing production recordings, editing sound on the timeline, creating original sound effects and foley, composing and co-composing music, and final mixing and mastering. I also experimented with “unconventional” sound design techniques, which contributed to the film receiving a local cinematic award.