Jocelyn GonzalesJocelyn Gonzales is a freelance audio producer in New York City. Her cultural reporting and sound work has been featured on WNYC News, Soundcheck, Marketplace, Weekend America, Sound Money, Radiolab, Musicians Radio on XM Satelilite, Ear Studio, Minnesota Public Radio, sTRANGEmUSIC and Re:Sound.
Gonzales was part of the team that created Studio 360, and she was a producer for some limited run programs on WNYC such as Dish with Ed Levine, Now Hear This! with John Flansburgh (of They Might Be Giants), and The Conversation with Danyel Smith. Previously, she was an audiobook director, editor and production manager for Simon & Schuster Audio. Prior to that, she juggled broadcast services for ABC Radio Networks and helped produce radio plays with Marjorie Van Halteren for The Radio Stage.Gonzales has worked in music recording, having produced a few indie rock singles for local NY bands in the1990s and assisted on several WNYC Concert Team projects over the years. She's done post-production sound engineering for films such as Shiva Kumar's Living Yoga, Adriana Kaegi's Kid Creole and My Coconuts and will work on the upcoming documentary, Dirty Martini and the New Burlesque by Gary Beeber .
Gonzales produces the weekly NYT Tech Talk and Book Review podcasts for the New York Times. She teaches audio production at the Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, and was the principal advisor and internship coordinator for the award-winning campus radio station, WNYU AM/FM, for several years.
Gonzales is also senior producer for Feet In Two Worlds, a grant-funded ethnic journalism project that brings "new voices to discussions of immigration, globalization and transnational culture." FI2W mentors and trains print reporters from ethnic newspapers to produce feature stories for public radio and to create online content for the FI2W website and news blog. She provides technical advice, script support, studio direction and mixing assistance to FI2W reporters and helps them interface with editors at public radio outlets.This fall, Gonzales was a co-producer of the MMiX Festival of Interactive Music Technology, a four day event at Theaterlab NYC, exploring the use of emerging audio technologies in live musical performance. The festival featured a diverse roster of artists working with traditional insruments and laptop technology, live visual art, interactive sound projects, software giveaways and workshops in Ableton LIVE and Max for LIVE.
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LISTEN:
Studio 360 - Recession Pop
WNYC News - Middle Collegiate Church Rocks the House of Worship
Studio 360 - Pause, Play, Record: Mixtapes
WNYC News - Stealing the Sunshine to Light Up the Stage
WNYC News -Technology Amps Up Musical Revival
Studio 360 - Girls on Film
WNYC News - Father's Day with Baba and Steve
WNYC News - The Romance of Magno Rubio
WNYC News - Be My Valentine
Studio 360 - Bionic Hearing (last story on page)
WNYC News - Remembering Hurricane KatrinaStudio 360 - To Hell and Back (second story on page)
Studio 360 - American Icons: Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland (top story on page)
Studio 360 - American Icons: Superman (third story on page "Superman Sings!")
Studio 360 - Get Well Soon (last story on page)Marketplace - Starring In Your Own Movie
Weekend America - Manhattan Soundscape, in a New York Minute (second to last story on page)
WNYC - Now Hear This! with John Flansburgh
Radiolab - Salle des Departs
WNYC - Sara Fishko's "What Can I Say? - The Culture of Patriotism & Dissent"
WNYC - Feet In Two Worlds: Immigrants in a Global City
Studio 360 - Bigger, Better Beauty (second story on page)
Studio 360 - Composer Eve Beglarian (first story on page)
Studio 360 - Pop Song Muses (fourth story on page)
Studio 360 - Interior Harmony: George Beylerian (third story on page)
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