Brooklyn Sound & Image is a NYC Audio Post Production studio operated by Neil Benezra .

As a New York sound designer, rerecording mixer and composer for film, museum, gallery, and theater, he has collaborated with internationally acclaimed film directors and visual artists, including Abel Ferrara, James Franco, Richard Foreman, Dara Birnbaum, Nan Goldin, Laurie Simmons, Joan Jonas, Louise Bourgeois, On Kawara, Josiah McElheny, Moyra Davey amongst others.

Brooklyn Sound & Image’s award-winning audio post and color film work has been internationally released in theaters and hundreds of film festivals worldwide, including in Venice, Cannes, Tribeca, Sundance, SXSW, Berlin, and Toronto. BSI broadcast work includes over 300 internationally televised episodes. BSI film and broadcast work has been distributed and or streamed by such networks as Netflix, Amazon, PBS, Showtime, IFP, Discovery, MTV, NBC, and Disney. BSI’s museum and gallery work includes working closely with artists, composing and designing immersive sound to accompany site-specific installations and film and video soundtrack scores, as well as designing and coordinating sound systems.

In his composition work, Benezra utilizes rhythmic and melodic patterns in the urban world. He surveys the role of sound in the interplay of people and the spaces they inhabit and attempts to incorporate those dynamics in his work. He attempts to trigger the listener to reevaluate their environment and their preconceived notions of it and is interested in questioning traditional notions and structures of organized sound and music. His personal sound installation work has been shown in solo and group shows in Austria.