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PHIL LEE started Full House Productions in 1981 after a 10-year career in radio, music and audio production. He graduated Cum Laude from Boston University in 1969 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcasting and Film. The first job of any real significance came in 1971 when he was hired as an engineer at the Electric Lady Recording Studios in New York City, working with Kiss, James Taylor, Blood Sweat and Tears, and Stevie Wonder. Phil went on to produce and engineer radio documentaries on the communications industry that were broadcast over WRVR-FM in New York. He then spent five years with the United Nations as a radio engineer and film sound recordist doing location recording on documentary films throughout Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Mexico. After tiring of returning to Niamey for the third time in a row, he left the UN to join Kanew Manger Deutch, a film trailer house, as a producer and engineer of radio spots. While at Kanew, Phil created radio commercials for films such as Manhattan, Apocalypse Now, Fame, Raging Bull and many others. After two years, he decided it was time to go off on his own and started Full House Productions, where he is now the chief engineer and Executive Producer. Additionally, Phil has been the engineer on the popular, internationally broadcast radio program, Anything Goes.When Phil is not working, he enjoys travel, specifically to Paris and occasionally to Grand Cayman -- sometimes inadvertently during Hurricane season.
Bio as of June, 2005.
American Theatre Wing programs, interviews and/or credits include:
SpringboardNYC Mentor - 2005
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