Mark Stoeckinger

Mark Stoeckinger is an American Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-nominated sound editor. He was a Supervising Sound Editor on , along with Alan Rankin. He and Rankin have worked together on numerous films since 1993, and both previously worked with Star Trek director and producer J.J. Abrams on Paramount Pictures' (2006). Both Stoeckinger and Rankin have received an Academy Award nomination for Best Achievement in Sound Editing for their work on Star Trek.
Stoeckinger, who was born in Los Angeles, graduated from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television in 1982. He began working professionally as a Hollywood sound editor in 1984. His credits throughout the 1980s included films Code of Silence (which starred Bert Remsen), (1985, starring Christopher Lloyd and Michael McKean), Clara's Heart (starring Whoopi Goldberg), and (1989, featuring Miriam Flynn). 
He also provided sound effects editing for a number of television productions. In 1985, he and many other sound editors (including Cameron Frankley, whom Stoecking worked with on the 1980s films Heartbreakers and Code of Silence, and Stephen M. Rowe) were nominated for an Emmy Award for their work on the 1985 mini-series Space. Stoeckinger later served as Supervising Sound Editor on the television series Miami Vice during its fifth and final season (1988-89). He also supervised sound effects editing on the HBO horror anthology series Tales from the Crypt during the show's second season in 1990; this show featured the voice of John Kassir as the Crypt Keeper.
The first major film Stoeckinger worked on as Supervising Sound Editor was (1989, featuring Star Trek alumni Teri Hatcher, Marc Alaimo, Michael J. Pollard, Roy Brocksmith, Richard Fancy, Phil Rubenstein, and Clint Howard). His subsequent films as Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Effects Supervisor, or Supervising Sound Designer have included L.A. Story (featuring Iman and Patrick Stewart), Grumpy Old Men (featuring Christopher McDonald), (1994, starring Scott Bakula and Brad Dourif), Gone Fishin' (co-written by J.J. Abrams), (1998, featuring Paul Sorvino), and (1998, featuring Tim Kelleher, Paul Guilfoyle and Michael Shamus Wiles).
Stoeckinger was nominated for an Academy Award as Supervising Sound Editor on (1997). He again worked with that film's director, John Woo, on (2000) and (2002, with Christian Slater, Holmes R. Osborne and Jason Isaacs). Stoeckinger received nominations from Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) and the Satellite Awards for his work on Mission: Impossible 2. Stoeckinger also won a Golden Reel Award from MPSE as part of the sound editing team on the Academy Award-winning film Gladiator, co-written by John Logan.
Stoeckinger received two Golden Reel nominations and a Golden Satellite nomination as Supervising Sound Editor on (2003), also written by John Logan. In addition, Stoeckinger received Golden Reel nominations for his work on the Paramount films (2002), (2004), and Mission: Impossible III, as well as (2004). Some of his other recent film credits include additional sound on (2003) and sound editing supervision on How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, (2005, starring The Rock), and (2004).
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