Biography
William Sarokin is a sound engineer whose work has contributed to major American films since the mid-1980s. Sarokin operates within the sound department, specializing in the technical capture and mixing of audio during production and post-production. Their role ensures that dialogue, ambient noise, and other sound elements are recorded and balanced for clarity and impact in the final film.
Sarokin’s filmography includes several high-profile titles across genres. They served as a sound mixer on the 2004 film Coffee and Cigarettes and the 2005 thriller Munich. Their work extended to crime dramas such as Inside Man and American Gangster, as well as action and espionage films like Salt and The Dictator. These credits reflect Sarokin’s experience in handling complex soundscapes, from tense con…
