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Brian Warwick

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Associate Professor

GRAMMY® Award-winning recording engineer and educator Brian Warwick brings over two decades of professional experience to the classroom, preparing the next generation of entertainment industry leaders with practical, real-world skills. Known for his dynamic teaching style, Brian combines technical expertise with humor and enthusiasm to help students create music and post-production projects that compete on a global scale.

As an independent recording engineer, Brian has worked with an impressive roster of artists, including Ludacris, Idina Menzel, Stevie Nicks, Deftones, Michael Bolton, Andrea Bocelli, and Slayer. His career highlights include winning a GRAMMY for engineering “Mandatory Fun” by “Weird Al” Yankovic, which was the first comedy album to hit #1 on the Billboard 200 in 50 years. Brian has contributed to eight GRAMMY-winning albums, nine GRAMMY-nominated projects, 16 RIAA-certified platinum and gold records, and an Emmy-nominated main title theme and score. In 2009, Brian also won the Best Sound Design and Editing Maverick Movie Award for his work on the action-spy-thriller spoof Scream of the Bikini.

Between recording sessions, Brian helped develop the Music Production major at Los Angeles Recording School, where he found a passion for teaching his craft. Brian is also an associate professor at Berklee College of Music.

The live room of VTSU-Lyndon’s Recording Studio.
The control room of VTSU-Lyndon’s Recording Studio.
The DAW computer lab at Vermont State University- Lyndon.
Brian Warwick and his students recording at Old Mill Road Recording Studios in East Arlington, VT.

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