James Yamagami Scullion

I feel like most aperitifs must have been considered medicine at some point. There's no way the people who invented ossobuco were also like "yeah, let's drink this herbs and paint thinner mixture for the flavor"

She framed me for mail fraud. What a jerk.

Anyone recording or filming interviews - don't underestimate selecting a fairly dead space, or treating your space to sound that way. I guarantee it'll make the editing process easier when it comes to smoothing out frankenbites.

To be fair, remote golfing is really difficult with the lag.

Jiro Inagaki kind of day.

Is there anything that sounds more like the transition from the '80s to the '90s than a distorted single coil pickup through a phaser?

Remember the end of The Lion King when the hyenas realize Scar lied to them to secure power so they eat him?

Thinking about that a lot for no particular reason.

I'm sure the students will completely overlook this detail and never mention it again. They're very forgiving, of course.

They actually swapped voices, so you should hear Dylan now.

Hey guys.

What's killing me is I've been over that song for so long, but it's also...exactly the right song for this moment. Again.

Hey, it's like how that other app used to be, maybe.

Hi, I'm James. I'm a Japanese-American sound editor, mixer and voice director. I directed the dub for Godzilla Minus One, wrote the English adaptation of Prime's Like a Dragon, and one time I got an Emmy for flying monkey sounds on Lost in Oz.