Frank Nolan

Frank Nolan
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Frank Nolan, also credited as Frank John Nolan or Frank J. Nolan, is an American sound editor and ADR supervisor who worked on the Battlestar Galactica miniseries in 2003. His work on the miniseries earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special in 2004, shared with the sound editing team.

Career

Battlestar Galactica Miniseries

Nolan served as ADR supervisor (credited as Frank John Nolan) on the Miniseries. He was part of a sound editing team that received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special at the 2004 Primetime Emmy Awards.

The nominated sound team included supervising sound editor Jack Levy, sound designer Daniel Colman, dialogue editors Frank Nolan and Vince Balunas, sound editor Chris Boyett, sound effects editor Jeff K. Brunello, music editor Jordan Corngold, and foley artists Doug Madick and Michael Lyle. The miniseries was nominated for the sound editing work on night 2 of the broadcast.

Other Sound Work

Nolan has extensive credits as a sound editor, ADR supervisor, and dialogue editor across film and television. His career includes over 30 sound department credits spanning multiple genres and formats.

In 2003, the same year as the Battlestar Galactica miniseries, Nolan worked on numerous television productions as ADR supervisor, including D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear, Bugs, Encrypt, Deathlands, and Do or Die. He also served as dialogue editor on Threshold and Do or Die, and worked as dialogue editor on the PBS miniseries The Blues produced by Martin Scorsese.

In 2004, Nolan worked as sound editor on the television series Century City. His subsequent work includes serving as dialogue editor on Little Chenier (2006), supervising sound editor on Stryper Live! In Puerto Rico (2007), and both re-recording mixer and sound editor on Child of Giants (2010).

Early Film Work

Nolan's earlier credits include sound editing work on Tai Chi Master (1993), a martial arts film, and Orgazmo (1997), the comedy film written and directed by Trey Parker. On Orgazmo, he worked alongside supervising sound editors Frank Serafine and Jeff Wannberg, and fellow sound editor Daniel Colman, who would later be supervising sound editor on Battlestar Galactica.

Additional Roles

Beyond sound work, Nolan has also worked in camera and cinematography roles. He has served as director of photography, lighting cameraman, camera operator, and gaffer on various projects.

Recognition

Throughout his career, Nolan has received one Emmy nomination and achieved one win (total: 1 win & 1 nomination). His Emmy nomination came from his work on the Battlestar Galactica miniseries in 2004.

Filmography (Selected)

Television:

• Battlestar Galactica Miniseries (2003) - ADR Supervisor (2 episodes)
• Century City (2004) - Sound Editor
• The Blues (2003) - Dialogue Editor
• D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear (2003) - ADR Supervisor
• Bugs (2003) - ADR Supervisor
• Encrypt (2003) - ADR Supervisor
• Deathlands (2003) - ADR Supervisor
• Threshold (2003) - ADR Supervisor, Dialogue Editor
• Do or Die (2003) - ADR Supervisor, Dialogue Editor
• Forza Motorsports Showdown (2007) - Sound Mixer

Film:

• Child of Giants (2010) - Re-recording Mixer, Sound Editor
• Stryper Live! In Puerto Rico (2007) - Supervising Sound Editor
• Little Chenier (2006) - Dialogue Editor
• Made Men (1999) - Sound Department
• Orgazmo (1997) - Sound Editor
• Tai Chi Master (1993) - Sound Department

References