Eric Elwell Joins Paragon Studios
Aug 4, 2006 3:26 PM
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Eric Elwell
Engineer/producer/entertainment manager Eric Elwell (pictured) has been named studio manager for Paragon Studios in Franklin, Tenn., which specializes in recording and post-production. Elwell’s responsibilities include an overhaul of the studio’s marketing direction, branding and imaging campaign, new business development and operational management.
“We are very excited to have Eric as a member of our team and know his talents will be key factors in Paragon Studios’ continued success,” stated owner Fred Paragano. “Eric’s professional experience within the A/V industry makes him a great resource and asset to Paragon and our clients.”
Elwell began his music education at Wichita State University with a major in music performance and a minor in business administration, and finished his studies in audio recording technique and technology at The Recording Workshop in Chillicothe, Ohio.
“Fred Paragano and Paragon Studios have a sterling reputation in the music industry,” said Elwell. “I look forward to working closely with Fred to further strengthen the studio’s position in the marketplace. He is an amazing engineer whose talent has yet to be fully discovered. I plan to make that happen.”
For more information, visit www.paragon-studios.com.
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