Michael Odmark is a sound designer based in the Catskills, NY

Michael began his career in the music industry in Nashville, TN, where he produced records for artists like Natalie Prass, Alva Leigh, Andrew Combs, and Aaron Roche. In a 2010 interview, Tape Op described his work as possessing a "distinct touch anchored by a definite, if unobtrusive creative vision…”

Michael moved his operation to Brooklyn, NY in 2013. Since then he has worked as a sound designer, dialogue editor, and re-recording mixer on feature films, tv series, and short films for studios/networks like Apple TV +, HBO, Netflix, and Showtime. In 2022 he served as the Supervising Sound Editor / Sound Designer for NEON’s How to Blow up a Pipeline, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and received widespread critical acclaim. He also supervised and sound designed the upcoming Legendary Entertainment film Faces of Death, starring Barbie Ferreira, Charli XCX and Dacre Montgomery.

Michael serves as the in-house sound designer for Windhill Studios, a full service podcast production company started by Mark Henry Phillips. With Windhill, he has worked on scripted audio dramas for Marvel Entertainment, Audible, and more.

Michael is a member of the Motion Picture Editors Guild.