Episode 50

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23rd Mar 2026

The rich soundscape of FRANKENSTEIN with Scott Hitchon

Today’s guest is Scott Hitchon, a freelance DGC sound editor and re-recording mixer working out of Toronto, Canada. Scott has won awards such as a DGC Award for the show Fellow Travelers and a CSA for Best Sound, Non-Fiction for the documentary Once Were Brothers. Most recently working on the BAFTA, MPSE, and Oscar nominated film: Frankenstein. Scott brings stories to life and adds depth and breadth to each production through sound.

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Ben Reichstein

Ben Reichstein is a skilled and dedicated sound designer for video games, specializing in the captivating realms of field recording and foley work. With a profound passion for capturing authentic sounds from the world around us, Ben has spent over 5 years perfecting his craft in the game audio industry. Notably, he has assumed the role of SFX Team Lead for the ambitious modding project TESR:Skywind, showcasing his expertise in creating immersive soundscapes. Currently, Ben is actively contributing his talents to the indie video game Call of Saregnar and working as a sound designer and implementer with 3D Realms on the exciting project Combustion.