Lara Dale
- Sound Department
- Actress
Lara Dale trained from early childhood in theater, classical music
and ballet. Though acting was her first passion, she fell in love with
choreography and began creating works for ballet and modern dance
before moving to NYC to pursue a career in the performing arts.
A serious dance injury sent her on a very different path. She lucked into a rent-controlled apartment in Alphabet City and was Administrative Assistant to the late Howard Guttenplan, Director of Millennium Film Workshop (then the East Village epicenter of a Super 8 and 16MM independent revolution).
She saw advanced screenings of Spike Lee's "She's Gotta Have It", Susan Seidelman's "Desperately Seeking Susan", Todd Haynes' "Superstar", Tom DiCillo's "Living In Oblivion" and Jim Jarmusch's "Stranger Than Paradise," and was so inspired by their raw talent, hard work, innovation, and success.
Applying the rigorous discipline and meticulous timing of classical music and ballet, Lara apprenticed in 2010 with Emmy Award winning Foley Artist Ellen Heuer of Wildfire Studios, at the newly opened post facility in Breaking Bad territory in New Mexico.
After fifteen years of mastering her craft, she now joins forces with Jason Wolf, founder and CEO of Tripletone Studios in ABQ, and together they create sonic joy, high drama, and nail-biting horror, while continuing to support visionary indie films.
A serious dance injury sent her on a very different path. She lucked into a rent-controlled apartment in Alphabet City and was Administrative Assistant to the late Howard Guttenplan, Director of Millennium Film Workshop (then the East Village epicenter of a Super 8 and 16MM independent revolution).
She saw advanced screenings of Spike Lee's "She's Gotta Have It", Susan Seidelman's "Desperately Seeking Susan", Todd Haynes' "Superstar", Tom DiCillo's "Living In Oblivion" and Jim Jarmusch's "Stranger Than Paradise," and was so inspired by their raw talent, hard work, innovation, and success.
Applying the rigorous discipline and meticulous timing of classical music and ballet, Lara apprenticed in 2010 with Emmy Award winning Foley Artist Ellen Heuer of Wildfire Studios, at the newly opened post facility in Breaking Bad territory in New Mexico.
After fifteen years of mastering her craft, she now joins forces with Jason Wolf, founder and CEO of Tripletone Studios in ABQ, and together they create sonic joy, high drama, and nail-biting horror, while continuing to support visionary indie films.
