Indie and Television Central? Look no further than Lotus...
Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 12:13PM 
Following several wins and nominations at the 2011 Oscars with "The Fighter" and "Wasteland", Lotus Post in Santa Monica, California has been the go-to sound facility for more than a dozen indie film and television projects.
Spanning the gamut of genres, the facility has seen star power in the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Shelley Long, LL Cool J, Chris O' Donnell, Dominic Monaghan, Shawn Ashmore, Michael Biehn, Robert Duvall, Mark Hamill.... the list goes on.
CEO Michael Perricone: "The independent film market is alive and well. Lotus Post is hitting its stride with our ability to service this dynamic market sector as well as providing our film level excellence to our television clientele."
"NCIS:LA" has been using Lotus Post as its West Side facility of choice for ADR. The convenience of location for the actors and the quality of the ADR made their decision a one-two slam-dunk.
Lotus is also rolling into Season 3 of "Hero Factory" for Threshold Studios. This dynamic animated series taps into the sound design and mixing expertise of the facility with its 200-plus channel finishes.
"Bones", the award winning Fox series is completing its season at Lotus with mixers Terry O'Bright and Keith Rogers helming the board.
Director Marc Bennett has tapped Lotus for "Should’ve Been Romeo" while the Polish Brothers are riding the Lotus wave with their Jack Kerouac inspired, "Big Sur".
The "House at the End of the Street", starring Jennifer Lawrence and Elisabeth Shue is in the house as well as the hilarious Andy Dick comedy, "Division III".
"This amount of workflow is possible due to recent upgrades of our systems and servers. We have a tremendous capability to service the technical needs of our clients.", offers Lotus Post’s Project and Facility Manager Kevin Rittner.
Part of a larger group of companies that comprise the Santa Monica Post Consortium and include Tunnel Post and Stand Media, Lotus Post is comprised of a group of networked studios each with unique capabilities.
The facility has been technically engineered and ergonomically designed to streamline the workflow between the editorial, recording, and re-recording processes. The interior design of our 7,000 square foot facility is classic raw brick wall and polished concrete flooring. The central lounge and kitchen area invite casual and creative conversations with its open skylights and relaxing couches. Adding to the creative energy of the facility is the large and diverse collection of art and sculpture from award-winning local artists.