About Justin
Justin DiCenzo is a music technologist, audio engineer, producer, musician, composer, and educator based in the greater St. Louis area. He teaches music production and music business at Lindenwood University, records and produces at Clayton Studios, and runs DAW Doctor, helping composers, producers, and studios solve problems with DAWs, plugins, system integration, and production workflows. His film and television experience spans score technical engineering, music editing and mixing, music coordination, additional composition, and bass performance. Highlights include score technical engineering on Get Out, bass performance on Death Wish, music coordination on Arrested Development, and music mixing and additional composition on Benched. He also contributed to Anderson .Paak’s Grammy-winning album Ventura. Across his work, the goal is the same: less time fighting the technology, more time making music.
Selected film and TV credits
- Get Out (2017) — Score technical engineer
- Death Wish (2018) — Musician — bass
- Arrested Development (2013) — Music coordinator, 11 episodes
- Benched (2014) — Music mixer and additional music composer
- The Gospel According to André (2017) — Upright bass
- Manifest Destiny Down: Spacetime (2019) — Music editor
View Film & TV Credits on IMDb