Forever Audio Welcomes Tim Sketchley as Sound Engineer
Forever Audio has appointed Tim Sketchley as sound engineer, further strengthening the studio’s growing engineering team.
Tim brings a wealth of experience across feature films, high-end television and ADR. Through his positions at Lipsync and Boom Post, he has been part of some of the industry’s leading sound teams, providing sound editorial and final mix to a number of features and TV dramas. His credits include 'Afterburn', starring Dave Bautista and Samuel L Jackson, 'Hijack', 'The Gentlemen' and 'Call The Midwife'.
Outside of TV and film, he has built a strong knowledge of sound design, working with brands including Nike, Manchester City and Don Papa Rum on short-form branded content and music videos for the likes of Raye and Arrdee. His work reflects a deep understanding of both creative sound design and technical delivery, making him a valuable addition as Forever Audio continues to scale its offering.
Tim’s appointment comes at an exciting time for the business, following recent investment in expanding Forever Audio’s studio facilities, including the completion of Studio 8 in 2025, a second beautiful Dolby Atmos suite at the company’s Tottenham Court Road facility. The hire follows a series of appointments across the business, including the recent addition of Warren Hamilton, founder of Wave, as studio partnerships director, supporting Forever Audio’s dedication to delivering world-class sound at every stage of production.
Speaking about his new role, Tim commented, "I’m really excited to be joining Forever Audio. The studios, the people and the ambition here are all so inspiring, and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into a wide range of projects and collaborating with the team."
Seb Juviler, co-founder and CEO at Forever Audio, added, "Tim’s experience across high-end TV, features and advertising makes him a brilliant fit for Forever Audio. He shares our passion for great sound and attention to detail. We’re delighted to welcome him to the team."
