The Sound of Drive

Synopsis

A lone-wolf Hollywood stunt driver (Ryan Gosling) moonlights as a freelance getaway wheelman, and he finds his solitary existence taking on new meaning after befriending Irene (Carey Mulligan), the lonely wife of convicted felon Standard (Oscar Isaac), and her young son Benicio (Kaden Leos). When Standard gets released from prison and is strong-armed into committing a bold daytime robbery, the Driver offers his services in an effort to help the repentant ex-con cut his ties to the criminal underworld. Things get complicated, however, when the robbery goes unexpectedly awry, and the Driver just barely manages to escape alive. When the take from the job proves to be stratospherically higher than the Driver was led to believe, it quickly becomes apparent that they were set up. Later, thugs threaten to kill Irene and Benicio, and all evidence points to transplanted New York crime boss Bernie Rose (Albert Brooks) and his hot-headed partner Nino (Ron Perlman) as the masterminds. As the Driver attempts to turn the tables on them, it becomes clear that the chain of command goes much higher than he could have ever anticipated.

Sound Credits

Julie Altus

adr recordist

Lon Bender

sound designer

Lon Bender

sound supervision

Sean Byrnes

sound utility

Kerry Ann Carmean

sound effects editor (as Kerry Carmean Williams)

Krissopher Chevannes

sound recordist

Robert Eber

sound mixer

Scott Edelson

boom operator

Victor Ray Ennis

sound designer

Victor Ray Ennis

supervising sound editor

Robert Fernandez

sound re-recording mixer

Paul Hackner

foley editor

Catherine Harper

foley artist

Dan Korintus

dialogue editor

Darrin Mann

foley mixer

Christopher Moriana

foley artist

Dave Paterson

sound re-recording mixer

Dean St. John

adr mixer

Greg Steele

adr mixer

John C. Stuver

dialogue editor (as John Stuver)

Damian Volpe

sound effects editor

Greg Zimmerman

adr recordist

Peter Zinda

sound effects editor

Mark DeSimone

adr mixer