Burbank, Calif. – (August 18, 2008) Supervising sound editor Laurent Kossayan has joined the creative team at Warner Bros. Post Production Services.

A native of France and recent emigrant to the United States, Kossayan has been a frequent collaborator on writer/director Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s films, serving as supervising sound editor on the Oscar-nominated “Amelie” and “The City of the Lost Children,” for which he received Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Awards in the Best Sound Editing – Foreign Film category.  He also worked on “A Very Long Engagement,” which garnered him an MPSE Golden Reel Award nomination.

"Sound is one of the most important storytelling tools; it has the ability to touch and evoke much emotion from the audience,” said Kossayan.  “Warner Bros. Post Production Services’ dedication to the craft of sound is second to none, and I am thrilled to be part of the team.”

Kossayan began his post production sound career in 1992, working on a cartoon series.  Since then, his other sound credits have included French films “Treasures Island,” “French Spies,” “The King’s Daughters,” “Samouraïs,” “Vidocq: Dark Portals” and “The Barber of Siberia.”

For a complete list of Kossayan’s credits and upcoming projects, visit www.wbpostproduction.com.