Jason Wolf(VIII)
- Sound Department
- Producer
- Music Department
Jason Wolf - Executive Producer, Audio Post Specialist & Tech-Driven Creative
Jason Wolf is an executive producer, audio post-production expert, and founder of TripleTone Audio Post, an award-winning sound facility launched in 2021 to advance post-production infrastructure in New Mexico. With more than two decades of experience spanning music, film, and technology, his career reflects a unique blend of creative vision and technical fluency.
Jason began his work in audio post in 2001 as the dialogue editor on The Kellys, an animated web series created by SportsBlast, founded by celebrated voice actor Nancy Cartwright (Bart Simpson). Earlier in his career, Jason worked in the music technology sector during the dot-com boom, holding roles at companies such as Creative Labs, Opcode, Avid, and Apple, while also providing support engineering and system integration to world-renowned recording studios throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles.
In 2005, he launched TripleTone Studios in Albuquerque, where he produced and engineered numerous music projects-including the genre-bending band Bat Wings for Lab Rats. Jason not only produced their recordings but also promoted and produced their landmark performance at the Las Vegas Playboy Club at the Palms Casino, making them the first and only independent band to ever take the stage at that iconic venue.
Jason has been an active contributor to New Mexico's film and television industry, working on both independent and studio productions. His work includes creating the EPK for Sunshine Cleaning, recording music and ADR for the Emmy-nominated Netflix series American Primeval, and collaborating with Navajo Nation advocates on ADR and Diné language translation for the feature Rez Ball. He has placed several Albuquerque bands in film and TV projects and is currently Post Producer and Music Supervisor for the feature No Place, producing the original soundtrack with his local band SpitFireFly.
Today, as the driving force behind TripleTone Audio Post, Jason continues to contribute to both the creative and economic growth of New Mexico's media industry, working at the intersection of film and music while supporting artists, filmmakers, and storytellers across all stages of production.
Jason Wolf is an executive producer, audio post-production expert, and founder of TripleTone Audio Post, an award-winning sound facility launched in 2021 to advance post-production infrastructure in New Mexico. With more than two decades of experience spanning music, film, and technology, his career reflects a unique blend of creative vision and technical fluency.
Jason began his work in audio post in 2001 as the dialogue editor on The Kellys, an animated web series created by SportsBlast, founded by celebrated voice actor Nancy Cartwright (Bart Simpson). Earlier in his career, Jason worked in the music technology sector during the dot-com boom, holding roles at companies such as Creative Labs, Opcode, Avid, and Apple, while also providing support engineering and system integration to world-renowned recording studios throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles.
In 2005, he launched TripleTone Studios in Albuquerque, where he produced and engineered numerous music projects-including the genre-bending band Bat Wings for Lab Rats. Jason not only produced their recordings but also promoted and produced their landmark performance at the Las Vegas Playboy Club at the Palms Casino, making them the first and only independent band to ever take the stage at that iconic venue.
Jason has been an active contributor to New Mexico's film and television industry, working on both independent and studio productions. His work includes creating the EPK for Sunshine Cleaning, recording music and ADR for the Emmy-nominated Netflix series American Primeval, and collaborating with Navajo Nation advocates on ADR and Diné language translation for the feature Rez Ball. He has placed several Albuquerque bands in film and TV projects and is currently Post Producer and Music Supervisor for the feature No Place, producing the original soundtrack with his local band SpitFireFly.
Today, as the driving force behind TripleTone Audio Post, Jason continues to contribute to both the creative and economic growth of New Mexico's media industry, working at the intersection of film and music while supporting artists, filmmakers, and storytellers across all stages of production.
