Damien Quintard
- Producer
- Sound Department
- Executive
Damien Quintard (born June 21, 1991) is an Emmy Award winning French record producer, composer, engineer and entrepreneur known for his work with artists like Brian Eno, Parcels, Gaspard Augé (Justice), Teodor Currentzis, Arca, L'Impératrice, Dimitris Papaioannou, Bertrand Chamayou among others.
He is also the Founder and CEO of The Mono Company (2018) a production company and SoundX (2019) a firm focused on Research and Innovation. Their first project, numéro un, focuses on bringing music to the Deaf Community, with the first Artificial Intelligence made for and calibrated by institutes around the world and a patented vibration pack that translates sounds in real time.
He is also the Sound Director of GES-2, a cultural center in Moscow, Russia. Part of the VAC foundation, Quintard designed the entire audio system and concert capacities of GES2 in collaboration with architect Renzo Piano to make it a vector of local and international culture.
Quintard's latest awards and recognitions comprise an Emmy Award for Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for the 2015-2016 European Olympic Opening Ceremony and getting in Forbes France's list of Forbes 30 under 30.
He is also the Founder and CEO of The Mono Company (2018) a production company and SoundX (2019) a firm focused on Research and Innovation. Their first project, numéro un, focuses on bringing music to the Deaf Community, with the first Artificial Intelligence made for and calibrated by institutes around the world and a patented vibration pack that translates sounds in real time.
He is also the Sound Director of GES-2, a cultural center in Moscow, Russia. Part of the VAC foundation, Quintard designed the entire audio system and concert capacities of GES2 in collaboration with architect Renzo Piano to make it a vector of local and international culture.
Quintard's latest awards and recognitions comprise an Emmy Award for Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for the 2015-2016 European Olympic Opening Ceremony and getting in Forbes France's list of Forbes 30 under 30.
