Samuel Lehmer

Samuel Lehmer is credited as a Sound Re-Recording Mixer in the film industry. The records available indicate two film credits in this role: Boogie Nights in 1997 and Tuck Everlasting in 2002. In these films, the position involves overseeing the final audio balance and ensuring consistent sound quality across dialogue, music, and effects during post-production.

The role of a Sound Re-Recording Mixer is technical, requiring precision in adjusting audio elements to meet the intended sound design of a film. Lehmer’s work would have contributed to the clarity and cohesion of the soundtrack in the credited projects. The limited verified filmography suggests a specialized focus within the sound department of the industry.