Westchester,
New York— A committed supporter of independent film and the New York
production community, Alchemy Post Sound provided Foley services for six films
screening at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. They include three narrative
features, a documentary feature and two shorts.

“We are excited to have contributed to several wonderful new
films screening at Tribeca, one of the world’s great film festivals,” said
Alchemy Post Sound COO Andrea Bloome. “We congratulate the filmmakers and their
sound teams on their success.”

Tribeca Film Festival
films supported by Alchemy Post Sound include:

Love After Love (U.S. Narrative Competition, World Premiere),
written and directed by Russell Harbaugh, is the story of mother and her
two adult sons whose world feels emotionally untethered following the death of
their family’s patriarch. Eli Cohn, sound designer/re-recording mixer.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Leslie Bloome Foley artist;
Joanna Fang, Foley artist; Ryan Collison, Foley mixer; Nicholas Seaman, Foley
editor.

One Percent More
Humid (U.S. Narrative Competition,
World Premiere), written and directed by Liz W. Garcia, centers on two
childhood friends, home from college for a hot New England summer, who become
entangled in a shared trauma from their past. Dennis Rainaldi, sound mixer.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Leslie Bloome Foley artist;
Joanna Fang, Foley artist; Ryan Collison, Foley mixer; Nicholas Seaman, Foley recordist.

The Dinner (Spotlight Narrative, North American
Premiere), written and directed Oren Moverman, follows two brothers, a congressman
and a caustic former teacher, whose sibling rivalry comes to a head over a
dinner with their wives. Tony Volante, re-recording mixer/supervising sound
editor.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Leslie Bloome Foley artist;
Joanna Fang, Foley artist; Ryan Collison, Foley mixer; Nicholas Seaman, Foley
editor.

City of Ghosts (Viewpoints, New York Premiere),
directed by Matthew Heineman, profiles the fearless citizen-journalists of
“Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently” (RBSS) who risk their lives on a daily
basis to document and expose the atrocities of the Islamic State in their home
city of Raqqa, Syria. Tom Paul, supervising sound editor. Mark Filip, sound
effects editor.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Leslie Bloome Foley artist; Joanna
Fang, Foley artist; Ryan Collison, Foley mixer; Nicholas Seaman, Foley editor.

Buckets (Shorts: Last Exit, North American Premiere),
written and directed by Julia Jones, is the story of a girl who learns the
brutal sacrifices it takes to satisfy her love. Will Mayo, sound editor.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Joanna Fang, Foley artist;
Nicholas Seaman, Foley mixer.

Where There’s
Smoke (Shorts: Last Exit, World
Premiere), written and directed by Evan Ari Kelman, centers on a
firefighter who seeks to return to the line of duty after a tragic accident.
Bobb Barito, sound editor.

Alchemy Post Sound credits: Leslie Bloome Foley artist;
Joanna Fang, Foley artist; Ryan Collison, Foley mixer; Nicholas Seaman, Foley recordist.

The 16th annual Tribeca Film Festival happens April 19-30,
2017.

About Alchemy Post
Sound

Alchemy Post Sound is a 3,500 square foot, dedicated Foley
studio designed specifically for Foley by resident Foley Artist Leslie Bloome.
The company’s Emmy Award-winning staff has created sound for numerous major
feature films, long-running television series, independent films and popular
games. Alchemy’s services also include music recording, live performance, video
production, ADR, and sound design.

www.alchemypostsound.com