Fiona Cruickshank
- Music Department
- Soundtrack
Engineer, producer, and film music editor Fiona Cruickshank is a three-time MPG Award winner. Securing wins for the Break-through Producer of the Year and Recording Engineer of the Year categories in 2022 and again for Recording Engineer of the Year in 2024.
Fiona's portfolio shows a breadth of creative approaches transcending film, music, and performance arts, from mixing the songs featured on Sex Education (seasons 2 & 3) to recording the orchestral elements of Paul Weller's number-one album On Sunset. She also worked with Alicia Keys, on her single for Netflix series Queen Charlotte and The National on their highly anticipated album, First Two Pages of Frankenstein. Noteworthy films include The Little Mermaid, Greatest Days, and The Whale.
Recently, her Film, TV, and gaming projects have seen her working with Christopher Benstead on The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Nick Foster on Lover Stalker Killer, and Nick Arundel & Rupert Cross on Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. New music collaborations with Keaton Henson co-producing, recording, and mixing his latest instrumental album Somnambulant Cycles as well as, recording Anne Nikitin's epic live experience Moonwalkers.
Fiona's portfolio shows a breadth of creative approaches transcending film, music, and performance arts, from mixing the songs featured on Sex Education (seasons 2 & 3) to recording the orchestral elements of Paul Weller's number-one album On Sunset. She also worked with Alicia Keys, on her single for Netflix series Queen Charlotte and The National on their highly anticipated album, First Two Pages of Frankenstein. Noteworthy films include The Little Mermaid, Greatest Days, and The Whale.
Recently, her Film, TV, and gaming projects have seen her working with Christopher Benstead on The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Nick Foster on Lover Stalker Killer, and Nick Arundel & Rupert Cross on Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. New music collaborations with Keaton Henson co-producing, recording, and mixing his latest instrumental album Somnambulant Cycles as well as, recording Anne Nikitin's epic live experience Moonwalkers.
