Darren Barnett

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Darren Barnett is a foley artist and sound re-recording mixer who worked on several special features for the Blu-ray releases of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Enterprise.

In 1997, Barnett won an Emmy Award in the category Outstanding Informational Programming for his work on the television documentary Tigers of the Snow, narrated by Richard Kiley.

Early credits in the sound department include the action thriller Forced to Kill (1994, written by and starring Corey Michael Eubanks), Scanner Cop: The Showdown (1995, with Patrick Kilpatrick, Eric Chambers, Barbara J. Tarbuck, Al Goto, and Carl Ciarfalio), Twisted Desire (1996), the television drama Moment of Truth: Into the Arms of Danger (1997), the thriller A Gun, a Car, a Blonde (1997, with Jim Metzler and Time Winters), and the documentary Hollywood: Wild in the Streets (1999).

Further credits as re-recording mixer include the television drama A Mother's Testimony (2001, with Chad Allen, Keith Szarabajka, Daniel Roebuck, and Frank Novak), Deuces (2001), William Shatner's Groom Lake (2002, screenplay by Maurice Hurley and starring Dan Gauthier, Tom Towles, and Brenda Bakke), Purple Heart (2005, with William Sadler, Ed Lauter, and Douglas Tait), Ray Bradbury's Chrysalis (2008, produced by Roger Lay, Jr.), the television documentary series HBO First Look (2007-10) and Shark Fights (2011), and CSI: Miami (2008-12), Nikita (2011-12), Punk Payback (2011-12), and CSI: NY (2008-12).

Barnett also worked as foley/adr mixer on Scandal (2014-15), How to Get Away with Murder (2014-15), Nashville (2013-15), Mad Men (2015), and Grey's Anatomy (2014-15).

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