With New York City entering Phase 2 of reopening on June 22nd, we are pleased to announce that our Brooklyn facility is now open.

Staying at home has never been more crucial for the wellbeing of society than it is today. New York based creative agency Fig worked closely with Zillow to create a message that was not only meaningful and important for the viewer but supported its own statement by producing the spot entirely in isolation.

Firstly, how’s everybody's quarantine going? Have you adequately rationed your wine and TP? No? Ok, same. During these times of panic, unknown futures, and “oh em gee, wtf is happening?” moments, Full English Post wants to assure you that we have you covered...at least for your audio needs.

It’s not everyday Full English Post gets the opportunity to head to the Tribeca Film Festival to experience our sonic involvement on the big screen. This year, we had the pleasure of working on Mack Wrestles

Dipsea, the sexual-wellness audio app, is partnering exclusively with Brooklyn-based studio Full English Post to sound design and mix its women-focussed, sexy audio stories.

Full English Post announces that they worked on the sound design and post-production audio mix for The Crossover: The Story of Laurence Moses Bryant, which took home the Best Genre Short Film honor from the 2019 Mammoth Film Festival.

Full English Post teamed up with Major League Soccer for this mini-doc featuring Sporting Kansas City versus the Portland Timbers in the incredible 2015 penalty shootout of the MLS Playoff Finals.

Another comical short from director Mary Dauterman suggests that sometimes it’s just so hard to find the right words to say… especially when it involves boozy kombucha in the woods.

Full English Post has announced that they worked closely with director Chistelle de Castro and IMG | LENS on the post-production audio for American beauty brand Sally Hansen’s new ad campaign.

Full English Post has announced they did the sound design and post-production audio mix for the new installment of the Tribeca Studio’s Bai collaboration “The Keychangers.”

I don’t need to tell you that podcasting has blown up again and with heavy hitting content like This American Life, Serial, and Mark Maron’s WTF it’s easy to see why. Content is better than ever. But with an influx of great content and more listeners comes a lot of crap and poorly produced podcasts in a saturated market.

Moving 3,000 miles from jolly ol’ England to Brooklyn was definitely a challenge. So, when the opportunity arose to move my post production audio studio from Gowanus to Crown Heights, just 3 miles away, I didn’t even bat an eyelid!

I personally hate the word ‘entrepreneur’. To me it conjures up images of wannabe rich people just trying to think up ways to create the next fad and make their millions. I’m sick in my mouth a little bit if somebody introduces themselves as an entrepreneur at a networking event but perhaps that’s just me.

For this month’s post on The Pub I thought I’d bring it back to basics and explain exactly what it is that I do. A lot of friends, family and first-time acquaintances assume I do ‘something in the music industry’. While there is music in the work I do, I rarely work anywhere near the music industry! This article will discuss what sound design is, the tools and processes involved and how sound designers contribute to the final stages of content creation.

Sound engineers don’t have the best reputation for being pleasant, bubbly folk that just love to go out their way to do you a favor. We’re grumpy bastards.

The term ‘Virtual Reality’ always reminds me of some cheesy 80’s or 90’s movie that involved chunky headsets and dreamed of a future with flying cars and household robots doing everyday chores.

Music has always been sexy. And I don’t mean sexy baby-making music like Barry White. I’m talking about the idea of music; the industry, the stigma and characters that surround it. It’s cool to play, listen to or be involved in music. I guarantee even Mozart saw some action from the groupies in his time. Sound design is different though.

WeWork, The Farm, The Productive; you may have heard of at least one of these if you have visited any urban dwelling in the last three years. If you haven’t, the term ‘co-working space’ or ‘shared workspace’ should have penetrated your eardrums at some point, perhaps whilst buying an overpriced organic latte from a trendy vegan coffee shop.

It all begins with an idea.

There is no simple answer to this loaded question. Designers and marketers will obviously tell you a hard YES with a bunch of good reasons why.