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In 1981 Ted Gomillion created the most technologically advanced,
independent sound stage and theatre in Hollywood.
Until its sale in October 1989, the 150 seat Gomillion Theater was one of just a few re-recording stages in
the world capable of any film format. It's 45 foot wide screen was perfect for
70mm six track discreet sound and 24 track audio & video locked to film.
It's complement of 5 Altec A2 speaker systems with sub-woofers and AB
surround system made it a superb and accurate sound studio.
With a bank of 20 high-speed 6 Track Magnetics film dubbers connected through
a 96 input Quad-Eight mixing console, Ted offered one of the most sophisticated
Post Production facilities in the world.
In fact, many classic films were post-produced at this facility, including:
- MGM’s “Brainstorm” (70MM 6 track stereo)
- Universal/Coppola's “Napoleon” (70 MM 6 track stereo)
- Warner’s “Police Academy”
- Paramount’s “Uncommon Valor”
- Plus over 500 other film credits – (complete list
available upon request)
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Mr. Gomillion’s formative years were devoted to music, cinematography, and
motion picture sound engineering. Graduating from the University of Southern California with a B.S. degree in
Cinema, he began a lengthy association with major Hollywood film studios
including MGM, Walt Disney Productions, Columbia, Warner Brothers, Universal,
Paramount and 20 Century Fox.
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In 1978 Ted produced and directed his first 90 minute
television special
“The Medal of Honor”
with host/narrator, William Conrad. |
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He also post produced the following award winning TV shows:
- CBS - “Papa and Me” (After School Special) - Emmy
Nomination
- ABC - “Something About Amelia” - Emmy Award
- NBC - “On Wings of Eagles” - First stereo movie of the
week
- NBC - “Autistic Children” - Peabody Award
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His diverse background includes producing and post-producing:
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Commercials for:
- Mattel Toys
- McDonalds
- Delta Airlines
- Tahitian Travel Agency with Marlon Brando
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Sports:
- ABC’s Wide World of Sports (Reno Air Races, Gold Cup Races (speed
boats)
- Skiing
- Acapulco Cliff Diving
- Winter National (Pomona, CA. (dragsters funny cars)
- Rodeos
- Basketball
- Football
- Boxing
- Hand Wrestling
- Gymnastics
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Industrial:
- Injection Molding
- Mattel Toys
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Education
and Documentaries:
- “Why L.A.” (NBC)
- “Shakespeare and English”
- “Spanish”
- “Chemistry”
- “Grade School Scholastics”
- USC Cinema Dept. Productions
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Religion:
- The Lutheran Hour - Series
- Catholic - The Paulists
- Mormon - Wilderness Family Franchise
- Mormon - Great Brain (Donny Osmond Feature Film)
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| With both independent and major studio experience, Mr. Gomillion gained
invaluable knowledge and expertise in every aspect of filmmaking to produce low
as well as high budget film projects while maintaining the same creative and
technical quality. |
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Ted Gomillion, a 36 year veteran in the motion picture business, established
Immortal Classics in 1995.
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