Roy Machado is the Creative Director and Supervising Sound Editor for DAPG. He also founded the company in 1994.

With over 15 years of experience in film/television and advertising, Roy has brought well-rounded knowledge to clients such as Lions Gate Films, New Horizons, Universal Pictures, NBC TV, Fox TV and Hasbro Games. He has composed music, sound designed and mixed audio for hundreds of movie trailers, TV spots, toys, games and corporate video productions.

As part of the team here at DAPG, Roy continues to expand his knowledge in all aspects of audio and post production. He studied music performance and composition as well as radio/television and film at the University of North Texas. He enjoys playing the guitar, working out, and spending time with his family.

Brad Dale joined DAPG in 2007 as a Music Supervisor/Composer after spending seven years as Chief Sound Designer at AMS Production Group.

Brad is a cross-genre music composer who has worked with numerous major labels and artists. Some of his credits include original music composition for the “I Am Second” campaign, dialogue editorial on Catacombs (Lions Gate Films) and his work is published throughout multiple international electronic music record labels. With over a decade in the music and post production industry, Brad has produced cutting edge sound and music for clients including Sony Music Group, Microsoft, Universal Music Group, BBDO, GSD&M, Warner Brothers and Apple.

Brad studied jazz, composition and music of world cultures at the University of North Texas and sound design at Full Sail Recording Arts Academy. In his free time he writes music, performs with his band, travels and enjoys being outdoors.

Rene Coronado joined DAPG in 1999 as an Audio Engineer and became Lead Sound Designer soon thereafter.

In his role as lead sound designer his responsibilities include creating custom sound effects and foley for a large array of websites, TV shows, films and live events. From the beginning René has worked closely with the Dallas Stars and the Texas Rangers on both broadcast and in-game presentations. In addition to several others, he was the lead sound designer in the film El Descubrimiento (The Finding), which won the Juried Award at the Short Shorts Film Festival in Mexico City in 2009, and Benavides Born, an official Sundance Selection 2011.

Rene has also been an ADR recordist for Fox TV, Warner Brothers and Sony Pictures, and he was audio team lead for voice recording on video games such as Brothers in Arms-Earned in Blood, Dragonball Z: Budokai 3 and Spikeout Battlestreet.

Rene graduated with an AAS in Sound Technology from South Plains College in 1999. As part of the team here at DAPG, Rene continues to expand his knowledge in all aspects of audio production. He currently blogs about sound design at thesoundmyheadmakes.blogspot.com. For a credits list,  Click here

Brandon Weatherread came to DAPG in 2007 as an intern and joined the team as a full-time audio engineer in 2010.

During his time at DAPG Brandon has worked with publishers like Random House Audio and Simon and Schuster, recording the audiobooks for former President George W. Bush's "Decision Points" and former First Lady Laura Bush's "Spoken from the Heart" among others. He has also been project manager as well as lead voiceover recordist for e-learning courses used in schools nationwide such as Cambium Learning's: Reading A-Z (RAZ), Transmath, and Read Well eReader.

In the film world his role includes performing prop Foley and custom sound recording. His credits includes Mandrake (Syfy Channel), Mongolian Deathworms (Syfy Channel), and Benavides Born (official Sundance Film Festival 2011 selection).

Brandon studied music theory and classical composition at Richland College, as well as audio engineering and post-production audio at MediaTech Institute for the Recording Arts. As a team member at DAPG, Brandon continues to augment his knowledge and skill set in all things audio.