Established in 1997, LIVETONE is the most prominent post production studio in Korea, having mixed the soundtracks of more than 180 feature films. Their contribution to the audio post industry is widely acknowledged in Korea, having introduced several new technologies into the market. Their first contribution, <Beat> (1997) was the first Korea film to be released in Dolby Digital 5.1, and they are also responsible for the first Korean film in Dolby Atmos, <Mr. Go> ...More

Established in 1997, LIVETONE is the most prominent post production studio in Korea, having mixed the soundtracks of more than 180 feature films. Their contribution to the audio post industry is widely acknowledged in Korea, having introduced several new technologies into the market. Their first contribution, <Beat> (1997) was the first Korea film to be released in Dolby Digital 5.1, and they are also responsible for the first Korean film in Dolby Atmos, <Mr. Go> (2013). One of the studio's co-founder, sound mixer and supervisor Ralph Tae-young CHOI has received several nominations and won nine awards, including two Best Sound Awards at the Asian Pacific Film Festival. In 2017, Live Tone was acquired as a subsidiary of post house Dexter Studio.Less