Peter B. Lewis
Sound Conceptualist

ENVIRONMENTAL SOUND DESIGN

Beginning with broadcast radio and television, Peter is celebrating 40 years in aural and visual communications industries. He was a "Top 40 DJ" in the early 60's and became an award winning audio producer and recording engineer in New York City in the '70's. He founded AUDISEE/Sound in 1988 to produce sound environments for exhibitions and large public spaces. As creative consultant to NIKE, he designed the Sound of Nike Town retail stores and Nike Parks at both the Olympics and World Cup and dozens of specialty presentation programs. In these and other sound environments he pioneered the use of both theme specific, multi-zonal audio and surround sound in large spaces. Peter has been sound designer and media consultant for:

• Coca-Cola - Olympic Village, Atlanta , 1996
• DaimerChrysler auto show exhibits, Detroit , Chicago, New York, 2001-2003
• NIKE Park , 1996 Olympics & 1998 World Cup
• NIKETOWN, 1991 - 2001
• Nintendo of America, major trade show exhibits, 1991 - present
• Nintendo World, retail store in New York , 2005 - present
• Odyssey Maritime Museum, Seattle , WA , 2003
• Sea Life Museum , Homer, AK, 1999
• Sport History Museum , Univ. of OR at Eugene , 2002
• Washington State History Museum - Lewis and Clark Exhibit, 2001-2006

RADIO & TV

AUDISEE has written and produced thousands of radio campaigns. We've won just about every award competition there is, including gold and silver pencils at the One Show, World's Best Radio Commercial from the IBA, Gold Andy's, Addies, Cleo's and Soundies. We continue to provide advertisers and their agencies with our expertise, both consulting and production. Representative works include:

• Azteca Restaurant Chain (2002 - present) editor, co-producer
• BJ Bullert Films, " The Life of Everett Dupen ,sculptor" TV special, 2006, sound design/mixer
• Latinos for America , "Get Out the Vote" 36 spots, 14 languages - 2004 writer/producer/VO
• Marvel Comics radio series, " The Fantastic Four " 1977, producer, editor
• PBS " The Golden Rings, history of the modern Olympic Games " nine TV specials, 1984, editor/mixer
• Rainy Day Pictures, "Living Life" TV movie, 2003 - sound designer/post production mixer
• Sleep Country USA, Metropolis 7 Creative (2000 - 2003) - editor/co-producer
• Speedy Glass Radio and TV spots, 2002-present, continuing series, co-writer, editor/mixer
• Washington State History Museum , continuing series - writer/editor/producer (2001-present)

Peter is a longtime member of AFTRA, a published author of non-fiction and Executive Director of the CarTours Foundation, a non-profit organization which produces educational and interpretive audio tours for National Parks and Historic Byways.