10/10/2026
🎧 Volunteer Spotlight: Brian Susko
If you’ve heard a show at the Belt Performing Arts Center, chances are you’ve heard him at work behind the scenes. Brian volunteers as our House Sound Engineer, bringing 30+ years of professional sound expertise to our stage.
By day, Brian works as a post-production sound engineer, taking raw audio and finished video from a production and turning it into a polished, cinematic soundtrack. His work can include cleaning and editing dialogue, recording ADR and Foley, creating sound effects and ambience, and blending dialogue, music, and effects into a final mix.
His toolkit includes industry-standard software like Pro Tools and iZotope RX—and we’re fortunate that he brings that same knowledge and attention to detail to the Belt Performing Arts Center.
Interested in sound engineering as a career? Brian is willing to introduce area youth to this technical profession and provide hands-on training. If you or a young person you know would like to learn more, contact the Belt Performing Arts Center.
We’re grateful for the time, talent, and expertise Brian shares with our theater. Thanks, Brian, for helping us sound our best! 🎭🎧
Fun fact: Brian is Theater Board Secretary Amy Olson's big brother 👬♥
📸 In this photo, Brian is working on sound for the Disney+ television series Percy Jackson and the Olympians.