Gustavo Borner, owner and chief engineer has been engineering and producing for the past 20 years after attending Berklee College of Music in Boston Mass. He graduated with a double major "Music Production and Engineering" and "Film Scoring", with Piano as his main instrument.

Gustavo's past projects range from Placido Domingo, Phil Collins to 'NSync, movies like "Watchmen" or "Miami Vice" and ad campaigns for Carl's Jr. or Celine Dion's "Brand New Day". Voice over for games include King Kong and Disney Online. For a complete list go to the projects link.

Since 1990 Gustavo has been working on surround projects including film features, 5.1 for dvd and broadcast. We are now also authoring DVD-Audio with high sampling rate surround mixes.

Gustavo has been nominated for over 15 Grammy awards and has won 4 Latin Grammys.

Daniel Borner, owner and general manager.
Daniel is also our production coordinator, taking care of the artists and project's needs like travel and hotel reservations. Through the years he has developed a relationship with the top Los Angeles musicians, arrangers and composers, bringing to the projects the highest quality available.

Bryan Yates, Executive Producer of Interactive Media, has worked in new media since 1996, starting as Content Supervisor for Steven Spielberg’s Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation. There, he contributed to the development of “Survivors: Testimonies of the Holocaust,” a Holocaust-education CD-ROM for teens. From 2000 to 2006, he worked as a producer at Disney Online, developing interactive content for kids and families including an interactive installation at Epcot Center. In 2005, Bryan produced Disney’s award-winning subscription product for preschoolers: “Playhouse Disney Preschool Time Online.”

in June 2000 we moved to our current facilities, igloo music Studios.
Located in Burbank, California, in the heart of the "Media Center".

The Studio and offices are located in a 7,000 sq. ft. building.
For more information follow the Studio link.

Last but not least, our "maintenance staff", Sebastian Borner.

Photo: Sebastian Borner