erin scott

audiochic

Erin is one of the first to go from analog to digital sound.
While studying theatre and post production audio at CalArts
she worked on a variety of productions. Her thesis was in sound and the short film was screened in Los Angeles before the movie Amélie. She always saw herself as a teacher,, even from the time she was 9, teaching "bubbles" in swimming classes. This passion of audio and working with students lead her knowledge and teaching skills to becoming a professor at Savannah College of Art and Design and many other institutions on the West Coast. After teaching,, she became an audio producer for both NPR’ and Premiere radio, most notably known for the nationally syndicated show Marketplace.
In 2015, she was hospitalized and went into a coma resulting
in a neurological disorder. Now recovering, she focuses on
publishing and producing the passion of entrepreneurs in
small town Mississippi and the Delta and Blues Artists.