Rennie Gomes is the backbone of Yellow Box in the metaphorical sense. He wears several professional hats as composer, sound designer, audio engineer and Managing Director. Best known for his edgy, experimental grooves and unconventional methods, Rennie has won several international awards for his creative sound design. Other than his utter madness for loud pulsating music, he is also known for his uncompromising standards in audio production. In late 2009 Rennie spearheaded Yellow Box Studios’ most adventurous venture to date. Together with his partners he built Singapore’s only Dolby Certified Film Mixing facility and a Film Scoring stage to cater for their increasing regional film clientele. His award winning advertising credits include Bronze in The Singapore Creative Circle Awards 2007 for his composition “Missing”, and he was a Finalist for Best Music in a TV campaign in the prestigious D&AD 2001. Rennie was also awarded Best Sound Design in the 2002 New York Festival for JVC ‘Sound’, a commercial produced by The Shooting Gallery for local powerhouse, Ad Planet, featured an unusually quiet style of sound design. Rennie is a key figure in developing local film projects, an avid follower and supporter of local films since the early beginnings. He is firmly committed to raising the level of production quality in Singapore-produced films, particularly in the area of sound design, music scoring and audio post. As a sound designer and film mixer, he is also much sought after for his inventive, unorthodox approach to cinema audio. Rennie has worked with Emmy Award winner Robert Chappel, Asia’s film stalwart Eric Khoo and awarded director Royston Tan.