Rick Dior

Rick Dior worked in film sound as a sound mixer and re-recording mixer across several notable productions. Born on April 9, 1947, Dior contributed to the technical layering of sound in cinema, handling recording and mixing tasks that shape how dialogue, music, and ambient noise are balanced in a final soundtrack.

Dior’s filmography includes roles on Dirty Dancing, a 1987 musical drama where Dior served as a sound re-recording mixer, ensuring clarity and cohesion in the film’s layered audio. In 1991, Dior worked as a sound mixer on Paris Is Burning, a documentary capturing New York’s ballroom culture, where Dior’s role involved capturing live audio during filming. Dior also served as a sound re-recording mixer on Bob Roberts, a 1992 political satire, where the final sound mix played a part…