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Recording Engineer

Burbank, CA · Remote

$28 - $33/hr

Edit audio filesquicklyto removedropoutnoise and irregularities * Ensure dialogue lip sync and ... Familiarity withrecording ADR,Dubbingor Animation. * FamiliarityinMacenvironmentwithProToolsaudio ...

At least one year of proven ability as an ADR Specialist or Senior Case Manager with proven ... Ability to proactively verify and test existing A/V equipment. (Preferred proficiency) * Ability to ...

At least one year of proven ability as an ADR Specialist or Senior Case Manager with proven ... Ability to proactively verify and test existing A/V equipment. (Preferred proficiency) * Ability to ...

Associate Business Manager

Austin, TX · On-site

$96K - $126K/yr

At least one year of proven ability as an ADR Specialist or Senior Case Manager with proven ... Ability to proactively verify and test existing A/V equipment. (Preferred proficiency) * Ability to ...

See yourself at Dataminr As an ADR, you'll be focused on targeting prospects who represent our ... audio, and text in over 150 languages). Learn more here. The opportunity * Build rapport and ...

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... audio mixing. * Demonstrated ability to work fast at scale-delivering multiple strong edits per ... Familiarity with clipping workflows from livestreams, VO/ADR coordination, or sponsor integration.

... audio mixing. * Demonstrated ability to work fast at scale-delivering multiple strong edits per ... Familiarity with clipping workflows from livestreams, VO/ADR coordination, or sponsor integration.

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How much do audio adr jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for audio adr in the United States is $84,456.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $113,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges faced by an Audio ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) professional during the post-production process?

Audio ADR professionals often encounter challenges such as matching the actor's re-recorded dialogue perfectly with the on-screen lip movements and the original performance's emotional tone. Background noise, inconsistent acoustics between the original location and the studio, and tight production schedules can also make the task more complex. Collaboration with directors, sound editors, and actors is crucial to ensure the replaced audio blends seamlessly with the film's visuals and overall sound design. Attention to detail and strong communication skills are key to overcoming these hurdles and delivering a high-quality final product.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Audio ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) Engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Audio ADR Engineer, you need expertise in audio recording, editing, and mixing, typically supported by a degree in audio engineering or related field. Familiarity with digital audio workstations (such as Pro Tools), microphones, signal processors, and ADR-specific software is crucial. Attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to collaborate with actors and directors are valuable soft skills in this role. These skills ensure high-quality dialogue replacement that seamlessly matches the original performance and production standards.

What is the difference between Audio Adr vs Audio Engineer?

AspectAudio AdrAudio Engineer
CredentialsTypically requires specialized training or certification in ADR and audio post-productionUsually holds a degree in audio engineering, sound design, or related fields
Work EnvironmentPrimarily in post-production studios, editing suites, or sound editing roomsInvolves recording studios, live venues, or post-production facilities
Industry UsageCommonly used in film, TV, and video post-production for dialogue replacementUsed across film, TV, music, and live sound production for recording and mixing

Audio Adr specializes in dialogue replacement and editing for post-production, focusing on ADR tasks. Audio Engineers have broader roles in recording, mixing, and sound design across various media. While both roles require audio knowledge, their specific skills and work environments differ significantly.

What are Audio ADR professionals?

Audio ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) professionals are specialists responsible for re-recording and synchronizing dialogue in films, television, and other media during post-production. They work closely with actors, directors, and sound engineers to ensure that dialogue matches the on-screen performance and maintains high audio quality. Their work is essential for correcting audio issues, improving clarity, and adapting performances for different languages or formats. Audio ADR professionals use specialized software and equipment to seamlessly blend new recordings with the original footage. This role is crucial for delivering polished, professional-sounding media productions.

ADR Recording Engineer- Freelance / Project-Based

Bang Zoom! Studios

Burbank, CA

Contractor

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

ADR Recording Engineer-

Freelance / Project-Based

**Freelancers currently working in post-production are strongly encouraged to apply**

Burbank, CA | On-Site Recording Sessions
Animation Anime Video Games Localization

Bang Zoom! Studios is looking to expand its freelance ADR Recording Engineer roster for upcoming and ongoing productions.

If you're an experienced engineer who enjoys capturing audio performances, collaborating with creative teams, and working on animation, anime, and video game projects, we'd love to hear from you.

This opportunity is ideal for engineers who prefer flexible, project-based studio work and want to collaborate with an experienced production team in a fast-paced, creative environment.

Bang Zoom! Studios is an award-winning post-production studio specializing in ADR, dubbing, and localization for animation, anime, and games. Our studio culture is collaborative, energetic, and focused on delivering an exceptional experience for both clients and talent.



What You'll Do

Freelance ADR Recording Engineers support recording sessions across a variety of productions.

Responsibilities include:

  • Recording ADR and dubbing sessions for animation, anime, and video game projects
  • Operating Pro Tools during recording sessions
  • Managing session flow with directors, talent, and production teams
  • Maintaining high-quality recording standards
  • Troubleshooting audio issues in real time
  • Supporting a positive and professional studio experience for clients and performers
  • Maintaining session organization and technical readiness
  • Experience in dialogue editing



Experience We're Looking For

Ideal candidates will have strong ADR recording experience and the ability to work confidently in a professional studio environment.

Preferred qualifications include:

  • 5+ years of voice recording experience in post-production
  • Experience recording ADR or dubbing sessions
  • Experience with animation, anime, video games, or localization
  • Advanced proficiency with Pro Tools
  • Strong understanding of audio signal flow and gain structure
  • Ability to manage sessions involving directors, talent, and multiple stakeholders
  • Excellent communication and customer service skills
  • Strong attention to detail and organization



Work Structure

This is a freelance, project-based opportunity. Engineers may be scheduled based on:

  • Production schedules
  • Client demand
  • Seasonal workload

Session schedules may vary depending on project needs.

This opportunity is ideal for engineers who already freelance or prefer flexible engagement opportunities.



Compensation

  • Negotiable depending on experience & project.
  • Freelance engagement
  • Opportunities for repeat project work based on performance and availability



Location

Recording sessions take place at our studios in:

Burbank, California

Applicants should be able to reliably commute to Burbank for scheduled recording sessions.



How to Apply

Please submit:

  • Resume
  • Cover Letter

Your cover letter should highlight:

  • Your ADR or dubbing recording experience
  • Experience with animation, anime, or video game projects
  • Your level of proficiency with Pro Tools
  • What excites you about recording voice performances



Important Notes

  • Direct ADR / dubbing experience is required to be considered.
  • Applications must be submitted electronically.
  • Please no walk-ins or phone inquiries



Contractor Notice

This opportunity is intended for freelance professionals providing services on a project-by-project basis.
Selection for the freelance roster does not guarantee ongoing work or employment, and engagements will be scheduled based on production needs.

Freelancers will be responsible for maintaining their own business registrations, insurance (if applicable), and tax reporting in accordance with their status as independent contractors under applicable California law.