Thom J. Woodward
he/him
Educator, Sound Designer
Black or African American
Washington, DC
Thom J. Woodward is a multifaceted, DC-based, sound designer, audio engineer, and teaching artist. He is especially gifted at editing, mixing, and designing sound for various types of audio storytelling—including live theatre, podcasts and video. He is also a sound engineer for live concerts and he records, mixes, and masters in-studio and on-location music projects. He is knowledgeable and experienced in working with all types of American popular music, the music of various international regions, opera, and classical music ensembles and orchestras.
Thom earned his BA in Radio Production from Howard University and holds two subsequent master’s degrees from Full Sail University. Passionate about delivering creatively dynamic and impactful productions, Thom is collaborative and personable; innovative and intentional. His free time is often spent playing golf or tennis. He is a member of the Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association (TSDCA) and the Audio Engineering Society (AES).
Credits
Sound Designer
Sleeping Giant (Rorschach Theatre), Zora (The Essential Theatre), Everybody's Talking About Jamie (Iron Crow Theatre Company), The House That Will Not Stand (Howard University), Sonnets & Soul (Howard University), Cradle & All (Ally Theatre), The Peoples' Holiday: Meeting The Dreams of Martin Luther King, Jr. (National Museum of African American History & Culture / Duke Ellington School of the Arts), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), Enough! Plays To End Gun Violence (John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts / Duke Ellington School of the Arts), Rock Paper Scissors (The Welders), Moving On (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), Animal Farm (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), The Wilting Point (Keegan Theatre), Push The Button (Keegan Theatre), 12 Angry Jurors (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), They Keep Comin' (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), The Color of Love (Duke Ellington School of the Arts)
Educator
Adjunct Lecturer (Howard University), Teacher / Director of Audio / Dept. Co-Chair (Duke Ellington School of the Arts), Sound Workshop Instructor (Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School / Community Techie), Sound Workshop Instructor (Bullis School / Community Techie), Audio Instructor (iCAN Technical Theatre Internship Program, THEARC DC), Creative Collaborator, Sound (Freehorse Arts), Guest Instructor, Podcasting (Tomahawk Creek Middle School)
