Jim Wilson (58)

From https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0933609/ Jim Wilson was born on July 13, 1955 in Seattle, Washington, USA. He is known for Bill Nye the Science Guy (1993), Busting Out (2004) and Kansas (1998). From https://resisters.com/conscience/the_film/the_filmmakers/index.html#wilson (2000) Sound designer JIM WILSON won a Daytime Emmy Award for Best Sound Editing on the Disney/PBS series "Disney presents: Bill Nye the Science Guy," and the Emerald City Achievement Award for Sound for Dan Monaghan's "The Quest for the Noble Desert Poodle." He has just completed mixing the MP-3 tour-audio for Seattle's latest claim to fame, the Experience Music Project. Born and raised in Seattle, Jim has worked in audio production and sound-design in as many forms of media as have been developed during his career, currently working out of the studios of Pure Audio. For radio he worked at KIRO Newsradio and on the NPR radio-series, "Sixteen Stories of Anton Chekhov." His work in Interactive Media has included "Material World," the Bill Nye CD-ROM Game, "Stop the Rock!," for Microsoft, "Explorapedia," "3-D Movie Maker," "Creative Writer," and "Close Combat." Jim designed and produced audio for the first streaming media comedy-game-show for the web, "15 Seconds of Fame" for MSN. Recent work has included the PBS pilot "Adventure Divas," the program "Inside the Box: The Human Face of Medicine," and short films for Tim Blake Nelson, Adrienne Shelly, and Wendy Jo Carlton.