Boston City Sound Studios

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Boston City Sound Studios is a dubbing studio in Boston, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1990 and is run by Mayuka George and Andy Clibburn, two of the founders of the anime licensing company Gotaku - which is based in nearby Waltham.

Since 1998, Gotaku has offered Boston City Sound Studios' services to other companies, mainly BCSS has done non-Gotaku work for Animax and PPE Entertainment.

History

Boston City Sound Studios was founded in 1990 by Mayuka George and Andy Clibburn to record English-language versions of their anime licenses. The original Boston City Sound Studios facility was located in a converted barbershop in Brighton, most of the equipment was purchased second-hand from a post-production facility in Los Angeles that had closed two years prior. By 1995, as anime was becoming popular worldwide, Boston City Sound Studios had moved to a bigger facility in Cambridge near the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In 2003, Boston City Sound Studios moved to it's current facility in Boston's financial district. The facility in the Insurance Exchange Building is nicknamed "The Highrise" by staff.