About

Celebrating 50 Years

50 years of fun and games…

Paul Christensen and his wife Donna founded Omega Productions in 1973. The Company produces live concert television specials, as well as live entertainment-oriented events. Omega also provides live event production and consulting services to the Entertainment and Sports Industries.

Omega Studio Mix Cover 1982
Omega’s 48-track studio was featured on the cover of Mix Magazine in 1982.

The Christensens co-produce all their projects working as a team… an approach they believe is responsible for the success of 54 years of marriage and 50 years of award-winning production excellence.

The company was originally founded in 1973 to supply live music recording services to the record and television industries, a service that continues to this day. One of their three 48-track mobile recording trucks was the original Wally Heider Mobile 2, which they purchased from Chris Stone, owner of the well respected, LA-based, Record Plant Studios. Many of the well over 300 artists with whom the company has worked, were projects done live in the field with the Omega Remote Unit.

Carrie Underwood at Oklahoma Centennial Celebration
Carrie Underwood was featured with Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Reba McEntire, Toby Keith, The Flaming Lips, All-American Rejects, Jimmy Webb and Blake Shelton, on the Oklahoma Centennial Spectacular concert special. Omega served as Television Producers.

From 1982 to 1992, Omega maintained a 48-track recording studio facility in Dallas, co-located with a video post-production house, Video Post & Transfer. It was during this period that the Christensens fulfilled their goal of learning the television and film business from the inside out. In addition to studio recording, the facility was one of the pioneers of audio post for television and film. During this time Mix Magazine recognized the studio by inviting them to grace the cover of the May 1982 magazine. During the studio period, the company worked on numerous studio projects with Prince, Anderson, Buford, Wakeman & Howe (Yes), B. B. King, Fats Domino, Ray Charles, Ron Wood, Asleep at the Wheel, New Edition, Paul Shaffer, Talking Heads, DFW Mass Choir, Joe Ely, Tony Orlando, Chet Baker, NTU 1 O’Clock Jazz Band, Carl Perkins, Brave Combo, Jimmy Stewart, Universal Records, Sony Records, Silkheart Records and Alligator Records, among many.

Looking at the big picture…

Omega Studio Picture 1980s
Omega’s 48-track studio control room at Dallas Love Field. Center is the 36 x 24 Amek M2500 console.

That 10-year experience enabled the Christensens to integrate their knowledge of music recording and concert production with what they had learned about television and film. Omega’s producing philosophy integrates all of these disciplines…. recording, studio, stage and concert, with the latest developments in television and film, assuring a greater level of success and cost savings. Omega can take control of all aspects of a live event, ensuring that there is a memorable concert, as well as a successful CD recording, DVD or BD (Blu-Ray Disc).

They have recently been called on to produce more internet-based live concert events, which are streamed live to worldwide audiences. Their understanding of new media, the internet, and the newest forms of production allows them to assist their clients in leveraging today’s emerging music markets.

A rich tapestry of music…

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One of three Otari MTR 90 24 track recorders used for studio and remote recording in the 80s.

During the company’s 50 year history, Paul Christensen and his wife Donna and their staff have worked with over 300 of the best-known personalities in the business: comedy stars such as Bob Hope, Steve Allen, Jack Lemmon and David Brenner; Broadway legends like Ben Vereen, Tommy Tune, Lena Horne and Chita Rivera; film artists Michael Keaton, Charlton Heston, Jimmy Stewart and Dennis Quaid and music legends like Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash.

Their work has crossed all lines of music… from the jazz of Ramsey Lewis, Dizzy Gillespie, Michael Franks and Al Jarreau; the rock of U2, Van Halen, Little Feat and Neil Young; the country of Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, George Jones and Garth Brooks; the blues of B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Bobbie Blue Bland and Robert Cray; the R&B and funk sounds of The Neville Brothers, The Meters, The Commodores and Johnnie Taylor, to the gospel sounds of Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin, Fred Hammond and the Mississippi Mass Choir.


Early History

Omega Productions Studio Facility (1980-1992) (Omega Audio)

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Omega Studio Toy Rack.

In 1980, Neil Feldman approached Paul Christensen with the idea of building a major video post, film transfer and computer animation facility at Dallas Love Field Airport. The plan was for Feldman to create Video Post and Transfer and Paul Christensen would build a 48-track recording studio to support the scoring, music and audio post needs of Film and Video clients located in Texas and the contiguous states of Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. The facility would be full service and be located in the old Braniff terminal of the airport. Omega has the distinction of being the only large-scale recording studio ever successfully located in a commercial airport. Paul Westbrook, Westbrook Audio, designed the studio based on live end/dead end acoustics (LEDE), as well as Westbrook Audio providing much of the equipment.

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Otari 4, 2 and center track recorders used for audio post , including 2 track 1/2 inch mastering.

Christensen had been running a successful remote recording operation since 1973 and the addition of the studio operation would allow the company more opportunities to diversify into audio post for film and video. During the studio’s twelve-year operation in Dallas, they assisted the CMX Corporation in the development of the first industry large-scale audio post editing and mixing system. At the time, CMX was the leader in large-scale video editing systems.

The heart of the operation was an Amek M2500 32 x 24 automated console along with two Otari MTR 90 24 track recorders as well as several MTR 10 2, 4, center track and 1/2 inch 2 track mastering recorders. An Adam Smith multi synchronizer system controlled all the machines including 2 MTR 90 24-track units used for 48-track recording. Besides the CMX partnership, the company was also one of the first users of Mitsubishi’s 1/4 inch 2 track open reel digital mastering recorders. All of the facility’s operations predated the advent of computers for production. At the height of Omega’s operations in the late 80s, the company owned three Otari 24 track recorders. One recorder lived in the studio, while one unit was assigned to the mobile. The third recorder was available for 48-track recording in the mobile or studio, as needed.

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Omega has the international distinction of being the only known company to operate a professional recording studio in a major airport. The facility was located at Dallas Love Field from 1980-1992.

Omega became known as a leader in audio post for film and video as well as for hosting projects for several major clients and artists such as Prince, Anderson, Burford, Wakeman and Howe (Yes), Talking Heads & David Byrne, New Edition, HBO, B. B. King, Asleep at the Wheel, Paul Shaffer, Joe Ely, Tony Orlando, Chet Baker, Carl Perkins, Brave Combo, Sweden based Silkheart Records, Warner Brothers Records, MCA Records and Universal, to name a few.

In 1988 Chris Stone and several other members of the Society of Professional Audio Recording Services (SPARS) invited Christensen to join the Board of Directors of the industry trade organization. He served in various officer positions throughout the 90s and was eventually elected as Chairman of the Board from 1999-2001.

Omega Productions Remote Facility (1973-1992) (Omega Audio & Productions)

RCA Studio B Omega API Console
Omega’s API 2098 console originally used in their mobile unit to record scores of artists in the 80s & 90s. The console later spent several years in historic  RCA Studio B in Nashville where previously Elvis, Waylon Jennings, Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison & many other artists recorded over 1,000 hit records.

After being released from the US Air Force in 1971, Christensen began to turn his interest in music and recording gear into a part-time endeavor, doing small projects for his friends, churches and other groups. One thing led to another and Omega Audio was formed by him and his wife Donna in 1973. Paul and Donna like to say, “In 6 months, Donna was expecting their first child, they purchased their first home under the GI Bill and Paul quit a lucrative position as a Manager of  a 1.5 million square foot warehouse operation, Great Southwest Warehouses, a subsidiary of Gulf Atlantic Corporation.” Paul concentrated on remote recording doing any project that involved a live performance or recording on-location.

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Omega’s third Mobile was repackaged by Steve Lowney into a fixed unit with the addition of a Kenworth tractor and extensive body and belly box mods. The original mobile was Wally Heider’s Mobile Unit 2 and was purchased from Chris Stone, owner of LA-based Record Plant Studios.

With a loan from a local bank, the company purchased one of the first semi-pro recording consoles, a TASCAM Model 10, which supported a whopping 12 x 4 configuration. Adding to this arsenal was a TASCAM Series 70 1/2 inch 4 channel recorder. In addition, Christensen expanded his inputs by building a Gately Pro-Kit, adding another 6 inputs. Soon a used small lowboy van was purchased and converted into a mobile studio, which by 1980 had been replaced with a larger van, which could support a 24-track recorder rented from local studios. Heady activities for the company at that time.

Soon after Christensen completed the studio operation at Love Field, he had the opportunity to purchase what would become Omega’s third and final mobile unit, the venerable former Wally Heider Mobile 2 originally built for Wally Heider in San Francisco in the 70s. Chris Stone, owner of the Record Plant Studios in LA agreed to part ways with the unit, which had recorded some of the most prestigious projects in concert history, including an early Rolling Stones tour, The Band’s Last Waltz, and Frampton Comes Alive, among scores of other projects. Soon after the purchase, Steve Lowney, Omega’s Chief Remote Engineer, supervised the redesign of the mobile into a roadworthy Kenworth over the road fixed unit.

Omega's API console now residing in Columbia Studio A, Nashville, TN
Omega’s classic Wally Heider API console, circa 1972. The desk is now in Columbia Studio A, in Nashville

Omega continued the Heider/Record Plant tradition adding to the roster with artists like, U2, Van Halen, Little Feat, Neil Young, B. B. King, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, The Neville Brothers, Reba McEntire and Garth Brooks. The original classic API 2098 console, 32 in x 16 x 24 monitors with 550A eq, was the heartbeat of this unit. The board was originally custom-built for Wally Heider in 1972. The console later found a home in RCA Studio B in Nashville and today is in daily use in Columbia Studio A in Nashville. Quite a legacy for this fine lady, which tracked so many famous projects and artists over a storied 50-year history.

Television and Live Event History (1990-present) (Omega Productions)

Director Don Moore and Producer Jim Dollarhide in the LPB HD television truck
Director Don Moore and Producer Jim Dollarhide during the B. B. King shoot in the 2000s. From 1973 through the 80s the company was involved in remote and studio recording. In the 1990s Omega began to produce concert shots as well as live recordings. One thing led to another and soon Paul and Donna were producing live concert shoots and other live entertainment events. During the 90s and 2000s they produced a bevy of projects across the US and overseas in London.

One of the advantages of being co-located with Video Post & Transfer in the 1980s was the opportunity to learn the pro video and film business firsthand. By 1990, Paul Christensen had been asked to serve as a technical producer on several concert shoots where Omega was also hired to record the event. One thing led to another and soon Paul and Donna were producing live concert shoots and other live entertainment events. During the 90s and 2000s they produced a bevy of projects across the US and overseas in London.

The Christensens produced concert shoots for HBO, Malaco Records, Jive Records, Verity Records, Universal, Alligator and Warner Brothers Records. There were shoots for live dates including B. B. King, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Johnny Taylor, Bobby Blue Bland, Jordin Sparks, Fred Hammond, Donald Lawrence, Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Vince Gill, Marvin Sapp, Hezekiah Walker, and Dottie Peoples.

Reba McEntire performs at the Oklahoma Cebtennial Concert live television uplink
Reba McEntire performs at the Oklahoma Centennial Concert live television up-link. One of several times the company worked with Reba.

During the next 32 years, the Christensens served as Live Event Producers for the 1994 World Cup Games in Dallas; a 12 year run as Game Day Entertainment Producers for the Dallas Cowboys Football Club; Live Event and Television Producers for the Spirit of America Rally for North Texas Rotary Clubs and Armed Forces Radio and Television Network; Oklahoma Centennial Concert Television Producers for OETA/PBS; Live Event Producers for ACT ONE Grand Performance Fundraising Gala for the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation and Television Producers for the Louisiana Hayride, 50th Anniversary Homecoming Concert, among others.

The Christensen’s continue to produce live television specials and entertainment events of every genre, including an awards show they have produced for over 31 years, the Oklahoma Hall of Fame Awards Show for OETA/PBS and the Oklahoma Hall of Fame.

During the late 80s and throughout the 90s Christensen served on the board of SPARS (Society of Professional Audio Recording Services), a tenure which culminated in the position of Chairman of the Board in 1999-2001In 2007, the Board of Directors of SPARS asked Christensen to return to the organization as Executive Director. He served in that capacity as well as serving as ED of the SPARS Foundation, until June of 2016. The position allowed Christensen the opportunity to reconnect with many leaders of the Music and Entertainment Industry, enhancing the company’s opportunities to shoot new television concert projects as well as produce live entertainment events.


Paul Christensen is a graduate of Peacock Military Academy and Southern Methodist University (SMU), where he met his wife, Donna. He is married to the love of his life, Donna Garrison, who co-produces all Omega events, as well as his life.

The Christensens live on the Texas Gulf Coast in Palacios, TX. In 2010 they purchased a commercial building built in 1909, which they recently restored for their home and offices. The state of Texas recently designated the structure as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark (RTHL). They can see the water of Tres Palacios Bay (Matagorda Bay) from their windows. Their son Clay lives near Nashville, Tennessee with his wife, Kim, son Frank Nathan, daughter Cassandra Gail, son Adric Lewis, son Garrison Paul, son Hartley Clay and daughter Mabel Ann (say that three times quickly!). Their daughter Faith lives in Kahlenberg, Germany with her husband Robert, daughter Hope Vivian and son, Credence Clay.

Services

Celebrating 50 Years

Carrie UnderwoodOmega Productions provides live multi-camera concert DVD & video shoots for the Entertainment and Music Industry. The company also provides live audio recording and live event management services, including a specialization in the area of live broadcast entertainment. The company’s 50-year experience in live production gives them a unique advantage with regard to live event producer services. Because of their years of experience in the recording industry, the company also offers Restoration Services for analog audio and video tape-based recordings.

The folks at Omega are experts in emerging, cutting-edge technologies such as High Definition television and live concert DVD and BD production services. Our clients are major and independent record labels, independent artists, broadcast, cable and satellite networks, sports teams, corporations and advertising agencies.

Toby KeithOmega Productions has been providing production services for the Television, Record, and Film Industries since 1973. During that time, Omega has worked with over 300 Recording, Television and Film Personalities. Over the past 48 years, the company and projects on which it has worked have received numerous accolades including RIAA Gold and Platinum Record and Video Awards, Emmy® Awards, GRAMMY® Awards and Nominations, Dove and Stellar Awards as well as numerous other citations.

Below is an example of our work, a project we produced for Universal/Geffen Records and Dollarhide Films. The shoot and recording of B. B. King was shot at King’s clubs in Memphis and Nashville over a four-day period and was released as a Blu-ray disc (HD video) and CD (live recording).


If you have an entertainment project you want produced or just looking for answers on how to get it done, contact us. If you need some advice or consulting services, we can help. In today’s world there is no substitute for doing your project the right way the first time. Let us help you do it right…

 

Music, Television and Film Artists

Celebrating 50 years

No particular order

    Winton Marsalis    Neil Young    Jordin Sparks    Little Feat    Ray Charles    Deborah Harry    

    Jack Lemmon    Dennis Quaid    Bob Hope    Tom Selleck    Prince    New Edition    

    Guy Clark    Moody Blues    U2    Bobby Blue Bland    Talking Heads    Alan Jackson    Al Kooper    

    Peter Tosh    Paul Shaffer    Carrie Underwood    Art Garfunkel    Fats Domino    Garth Brooks    

    Kris Kristopherson    Jerry Lee Lewis    Chicago   Steve Allen    B. B. King    Omar and the Howlers    

    Buckwheat Zydeco    Joe Ely    Blondie    Joe Walsh    Little Joe y La Familia     Mississippi Mass Choir    

    John Cougar Mellencamp    Irma Thomas    Johnny Cash    Warren Haynes    Aerosmith   David Byrne    

    Joe Diffie    Spyro Gyra    Vince Gill    Flaming Lips    Z Z Top    Walter Hawkins    Joan Armatrading    

    Ben Vereen    Pat Benatar    Joe Jackson   Shania Twain    Buddy Guy    Sammy Hagar    Tom Waits    

    Cheap Trick    Ian Hunter    Neville Brothers    Rockin’ Dopsie     O’ Landa Draper    DC Talk    

   Kirk Franklin    Canton Spirituals    Professor Longhair   Tony Orlando    Steve Goodman    

    Anne Murray    Soul Asylum    Damn Yankees    Black Crowes    Jesse Colin Young    Van Halen    

    Ron Levy    Randy Meisner    Chet Baker    Charleton Heston    Tanya Tucker     Lynyrd Skynyrd    

    Allen Toussaint    Yanni    Lena Horne    Kingston Trio   Al Jarreau    Johnny Winter    Michael Franks   

    Ramon Ayala y Los Bravos Del Norte    Reunion Los Relampagos Del Norte    Ted Nugent    

    Dionne Warwick    Nancy Wilson    Barry White    Kool Moe Dee    Isaac Hayes    REO Speedwagon    

    Kentucky Headhunters    Kings’s X    Arc Angels    Giant    Peter Nero    Ray Price    Chris LeDoux    

    Mickey Gilley    Williams Brothers    The Judds    Ellen Barkin    Garrison Keillor    Tracy Nelson    

    Frankie Layne    John Mayall    Ramsey Lewis    Charlie Rich    Thrasher Brothers    Cobras    

    Koko Taylor     John Michael Montgomery    Rex Allen, Jr.    Pat Travers    Bernadette Peters    

    James “Thunderbird” Davis    Jennifer Holliday    Mack Davis    Travis Tritt    Emmy Lou Harris    

    Houston Grand Opera    Rev. James Cleveland    Clarence “Gate Mouth” Brown    Dallas Jazz Orchestra    

        Bill Haley & the Comets    Dirty  Dozen Brass Band    Rita Coolidge    Jaime y  Los Chamachos    

    Preservation Hall Jazz Band    Hall and Oates    Blue Oyster Cult    Rush    Foghat    Little River Band    

    Robert Goulet   Carl Perkins    Lorrie Morgan    1 O’Clock Lab Band    Hank Williams Jr.    Billy Sanford    

    The Meters    Freddy Fender    Billy Eckstine    Merle Haggard    Pam Tillis    Ron Wood    Dottie Peoples    

    Ry Cooder    Charlie Daniels Band    Michael Franks    The Ramones    John Anderson    Todd Rundgren    

    Fabulous Thunderbirds    Tommy Tune    Charley Pride    Mazz    Brave Combo    Asleep at the Wheel    

    Diamond Rio    Lightnin’ Hopkins    Reba Rambo    Bridge    Dallas Holm    Amplified Version    

    Randy Meisner    Henry Franklin    News Boys    Chita Rivera    Ahmed Abdullah    Gary Stewart    

     Merrill Ellis   Sandy Duncan    Trisha Yearwood    Reba McEntire    Genesis    Suzy Bogguss    

    Boomtown Rats    Bob Benson Jr.    Farrell & Farrell    Le Roux    Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys    

    Don Francisco    Imperials    Dell Reaves    Barbara Hart    Spear Family    Annie Golightly    

    Mark Chesnutt    Ozark Mountain Daredevils    Heart    Molly Hatchett    Robert Cray    Loretta Lynn    

    George Jones    Joe King Carosco    Little Richard    Bobby Short    Bolton Brothers    Chubby Checker    

    Leslie Ann Warren    Marilyn McCoo    Alabama    Johnny Lee    Ricky Skaggs    San Diego Symphony    

    Quarterflash    Amy Grant    Little Anthony    Waylon Jennings    Bobby Bare   All American Rejects    

    Shelly West    Rev. Horton Heat    Vince Vance & The Valiants    Johnny Winters    Edgar Winters    

    The Coasters    Steve Wariner    Michael W. Smith    Glen Campbell    Billy Davis    Louise Mandrell    

    David Frizzell    Dixie Chicks    Huey Lewis and the News    Bo Diddley    Willie Nelson    Lyle Lovett    

   The Highwaymen    “Kidd” Jordan    Fabian    Oak Ridge Boys    Black Sabbath    Pocket Full of Rocks    

    Statler Brothers    Creed    The Diamonds    Leslie Gore    Joan Jett     Clarence “Frogman” Henry    

    Gary P. Nunn    Head East    Sara Hickman    Simon Sargon    Alvin Toussaint    Michelle Shocked   

    Ernie K. Doe    Phil Keaggy    Sweet Comfort    Daniel Amos    Danniebelle Hall    Runaways    

    Charles Brackeen    B.J. Stevenson    Flying Burrito Brothers    Jerry Jeff Walker    Rowan Brothers    

   Dixie Dregs    Percy Sledge    David Allan Coe    Rusty Wier    Peter Rowan    Zach Richard    

    George Strait    Anson Funderberg featuring Sam Myers    David Brenner    Sandy Duncan    

     Jimmy Webb    Sylvia    Paul Williams    Terri Gibbs    Jimmy Dean    Cameo    Morgan Fairchild    

    Hezekiah Walker    Texas Baroque Ensemble    Razzy Bailey    Tom T. Hall    Billy Thorpe    

    Faron Young    Evie Tournquist    Marlon Jordan    Commissioned    Myron Floren    Dave and Sugar   

    Rex Allen Sr.    Fred Hammond and Radical for Christ    Pablo Cruz    Al Hirt    Amazing Rhythm Aces    

   Nappy Brown    Commodores    Brian Lee    Tracy Lawrence    Colorado Mass Choir    Alex Harvey    

    God’s Property    Kenny Wayne Shepherd    Pilgrim Jubilees    Jerry Clower    Dorinda Clark-Cole   

    Willie Neal Johnson    Pete Fountain    Marcia Ball    Love Song    Vanessa Bell Armstrong    

    Foreigner    Tom Jans    New Riders of the Purple Sage    Sammi Smith    Mary Tyler  Moore   

   Eddie Bo    George Porter Jr.    Malachi Favors    Woody Herman Orchestra    Randy Stonehill    

    O. C. Smith    Joey English    Billy Ekstine    T. G. Shepard    Christianaires    Country Gazette    

    Yolanda Adams    Larry Hosford    Eddie Raven    Frankie Laine    Greezy Wheels   

    Shotgun Messiah    Wet Willie    Wendle Atkins    Byron Berline    Marilyn May    Jimmie Rodgers    

    Doug Kershaw    Jett Williams    Johnny Gimble    Leroy Van Dyke    Merle Kilgore    Andre Crouch    

    Ruth Brown    Hoyt Axton    Lonnie Brooks    Mattie Moss Clark    Dorothy Norwood    

    Arnett Cobb    Gary Myrick    Steve Fromholz    Karen Clark-Sheard    Pilgrim Wonders     

    Ramon Ayala    Dottie West    Rev. James Moore    Reggie Young    Clint Black    Lennon Sisters    

    Sidney Poitier    Beverly Sills    Carol Vaness    Los Tigres del Norte    Banda El Recodo    

    Commodores    Priscila Y Sus Balas de Plata    Los Angeles de Charly    Mohado    Lupe Esparza    

    Earl King      Dash Riprock    Michael Douglas    Cheech & Chong    Delbert McClinton    

   Tracey Byrd    Sabina    Jan Hammer    Peter Coyote    Jackie Clark-Chisholm    “Twinkie” Clark Terrell    

    Robert Plant    Rockin’ Sidney    Average White Band    David Byrne    John Brenner    Burt Bacharach      

    Joe “Guitar” Hughes    Denver Symphony    Ian Matthews    Marcia Ball    Crystal Gayle     

   Michael Keaton    Black Sabbath    Dennis Gonzalez    The Nelsons    Aaron Neville    Leon Redbone     

    Hans Zimmer    Dash Rip Rock    Ellis Marsalis    Radiators    R. E. M.    Edgar Winter    Rockin’ Sidney    

   Art Neville    Grady Gaines    Atlantic Star    Gary Oliver    Marvin Sapp    Clifton Chenier    Lisa Loeb    

    Emilio Navaira    Bobby Jones    Frankie Laine    Men of Standard    Juice Newton    Johnnie Taylor    

    Gail Davies    Donnie McClurkin    Toby Keith    Boston    Marva Wright    Poi Dog Pondering    Emilio    

    Hubert Sumlin    Atlanta    Ricky Womack    Steve Lacy    Dion & the Belmonts    Clatter    Alvin Fielder    

    Billy Joe Shaver    Ornette Colemen    Beverly Crawford    Evereadys    Nazareth    The Gospel Four    

    Charlene Tilton    Tim Wiesberg    Ian Matthews    Pat Green    Dieon & The Belmonts    Nashville Brass    

    Tears For Fears   Rebirth Brass Band    Joe Pace    K & K Mime    Rev Walter Ellis & The Country Boys   

    TKO    Smokin’ Joe Kubek   Bnois King    Little Milton    Jerry Reed    John Cleary    John Mooney    

    Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters    Snooks Eaglin    Lonnie Mack    Byron Gage    Rizen    

    Luther Barnes    Bolton Brothers    Lou Christie    Donnie McClurkin    Leona Mitchell    Dr. John    

    William Murphy    Ernest Tubb    Carman    Gatlin Brothers    J. J. Cale    Billy Swan    Little Milton    

   Herbie Hancock    Boyz II Men    Donna Summer    Del Shannon    Little Steven Van Zandt    Spirit    

    Jewell Brown    B. J. Thomas    Cyril Neville    Michael Martin Murphy    Dell Shannon    Devo    

    Donna Fargo   George Benson    Steve Cropper    Leon Russell    Dickie Betts    Ben E. King    

    Charly McClean    Cornelio Reyna    Con Hunley    Martha Burks    Martha Munizzi    Barbi Benton    

    Eddie Money    Point Blank    Kansas    Bob Geldof    Bill Bruford    Kenny G    John Davidson    

   Nanci Griffith    Jimmy Stewart    Ricky Van Shelton    Motley Crue    Flaco Jemenez    Terri Clark    

    The Crystals    Terry Talbot    John Hall    Dixon House Band    Marc Benno    Jeff Conaway    

    Walter Egan    Tracy Byrd    Gary Allen    Sharon Moore    BeauSoleil    Bob Ackerman    Earl King    

    Little Texas    Timothy Wright    Mills Brothers    Dan Dyer    AC/DC    The Ventures    Randy Travis    

    Ollie & Jerry    Richard Petty    Lee Greenwood    Selena    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass    

    Texas Little Symphony   Texas Boys Choir    Christopher Cross    

Awards

Celebrating 50 Years

Paul Christensen, the company, and projects on which they have worked have received the following awards

Three Emmy® Awards

Three GRAMMY® Awards

21 GRAMMY® Nominations

Ten RIAA® Platinum Record Awards (as well as several Multi-Platinum Awards)

12 RIAA® Gold Record Awards

Two RIAA® Platinum Video Awards

Eight RIAA® Gold Video Awards

15 Dove Awards and Numerous Nominations

Two Ampex Golden Reel Awards

Five 3M Horizon Awards

Three Telly Awards

Two Soul Train Awards

One US Film Festival Award

Numerous Stellar Awards and Nominations

 

Professional Affiliations

Past Chairman, Board of Directors, Society of Professional Audio Recording Services® (SPARS®)

Past 1st Vice President and Founding Member, Board of Governors, Texas Chapter, The Recording Academy® (NARAS®)

Past Treasurer, Board of Directors, Texas Association of Film/Tape Professionals (TAF/TP)

Member, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences® (NATAS®)

Past Member, The Recording Academy® (NARAS®)

Past Member, Producers & Engineers Wing of The Recording Academy®

Past Member, Society of Professional Audio Recording Services® (SPARS®)

Celebrating 50 Years

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