Roy Braverman is a multi-award-winning Sound Supervisor, Sound Editor and Composer. Roy Braverman's life revolves around the world of music and sound. He has attained creative and technical excellence in a number of diverse disciplines. Besides having expertise in the latest sound technologies, Roy is also a brilliantly talented musician. He has played keyboards for a number of bands, supervised sound for hit television shows, and has a wide range of interactive audio experience. He has created audio for world renown theme parks and been part of cutting edge projects developed for Oculus Rift. Combining his many talents, Mr. Braverman has also written, performed and produced a number of his own songs, receiving outstanding critical acclaim.
He is Born on 28 April 1954, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
He is the Sound Effects Editor (later Supervising Sound Editor) on several episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, largely episodes from later in the first season, the first half of the second season and the first 3 episodes of the 4th and the final season. A notable difference is the sound effect of Tigger bouncing being a Hanna-Barbera "twang" sound, compared to the episodes handled by Rich Harrison's team using a "small boing" sound effect from Rocky and Bullwinkle for Tigger bouncing.