Wayne Artman

Wayne Artman (born November 24, 1936 - November 9, 2006 in Beverly Hills , California ) was an American sound engineer .

Life

Artman began his career in 1973 with Hall Bartlett's literary film adaptation of The Seagull Jonathan . Starting with the Woody Allen comedy The Straw Man to Last Boy Scout - The goal is survival , he worked for a quarter of a century with the sound engineer Tom Beckert , they worked on more than 50 joint films by 1991. In 1988 , together with Tom E. Dahl and Art Rochester , they were both nominated for an Oscar in the Best Sound category for The Witches of Eastwick .

From the mid-1990s Artman shifted his focus of work to television, where he participated in numerous series and television films . He was nominated for the Primetime Emmy for the first time in 1993 for the miniseries Frank Sinatra - The Way to the Top , and a second and final nomination came in 1996 for the television film The Honor to Fly .

Artman retired from the movie business in 2000 and died in Beverly Hills in 2006 at the age of 69.

personal data
SURNAME	Artman, Wayne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	American sound engineer
DATE OF BIRTH	November 24, 1936
DATE OF DEATH	November 9, 2006
Place of death	Beverly Hills , California , United States