BIOGRAPHY
Chris Procopiou
is an award-winning Sound Designer based in London, working internationally across film, series, documentaries, and immersive media. He is known for his emotionally attuned, story-driven approach; blending bespoke field recordings with detailed, crafted sound design to support character, rhythm, and narrative. His work has been featured at major international festivals, including Venice, Sundance, Berlinale, and the BFI London Film Festival, and across platforms, including BBC, Disney+, FX, Apple TV+, and Audible.
His recent and notable credits include the feature film Baghead (STX / StudioCanal), indie film Shalborne as Sound Designer and Supervising Sound Editor, the VR documentary Letters from Drancy, part of The Journey Back VR project and winner of multiple awards including Best Sound at the International Sound Awards 2024, the television series Breeders (FX), and the audiobook The Christmas Pig by J.K. Rowling. Additional highlights include the Sundance-featured documentary Meet Me in the Bathroom, the critically acclaimed art film project DAU, and the VR documentary Some Inattention to the Left, a VR Awards finalist.
Chris is a BAFTA Connect member and a mentor with Screencraft Works, supporting emerging talent in sound post-production.
He leads a boutique sound post facility offering full sound supervision and final delivery for filmmakers who value story-first, emotionally driven sound. From high-end shorts to feature-length work, Chris partners with directors, producers, and creative studios to craft sound that elevates narrative at every stage.
BLOG
FIELD RECORDING
When I'm not busy with other projects, I like to get out of the studio and record any sound that makes my head turn. Most of these sounds find their way into projects that I am working on or end up in my sound effects library to be recalled when needed. As a professional and audiophile, I believe in the unconditional sharing of stimulating information, and that is why I always offer these recordings to people who might find them useful in their own projects. Learn more about the recording process on my blog and check out my mini sound effect libraries.