Offset Audio
Sound design and audio post-production for broadcast, film, online, events and cinema clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Offset Audio
Offset Audio provides sound design, voice recording, music composition and mixing for broadcast, online, events and cinema. Its work includes commercials, film trailers, promos, channel branding, corporate films and social campaigns.
The company is run by sound designer, musician and mixer Simon Harris. It is based remotely in Walthamstow, East London, and was formerly based in London's West End.
Product: Sound design, voice recording, music composition and mixing services for media and advertising productions.
Jobs at Offset Audio
Leadership
- Simon Harris · sound designer, musician and mixerSource: company website
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