Ep 107: The Big Short and the Bubble Bath

In this episode, Becky talks about her time working on The Big Short. From a quirky, unforgettable interview process with McKay to saving the sound from one of the film’s most iconic scenes—yes, the one where Margot Robbie explains mortgage-backed securities from a bathtub—Becky shares the behind-the-scenes chaos, comedy, and creative triumphs. Listen now. Laughter guaranteed. Bathrobe optional.

In this episode, we dive into the 1986 film Space Camp, a movie that captured the imagination of young audiences, but was overshadowed by a national tragedy—the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Join us as we explore the film's creation, its portrayal of space exploration, and the unintended consequences of releasing a movie about aspiring astronauts just months after the Challenger disaster.

In this episode, we’re talking all about Under the Cherry Moon, the 1986 film directed by and starring Prince. We've got a wild tale about Prince himself, and trust us, it's a story you won't believe. Additionally, we uncover the team's favorite black-and-white movies. Don’t miss it!

In this episode, we dive into one of Becky Sullivans most iconic films: Field of Dreams. Working closely with director, Phil Alden Robinson, Becky played a crucial role in crafting some of the film's most iconic moments. Join us as we explore her ADR sessions with the films talent and the big secret that helped shape the film’s lasting legacy.

In this episode, join the women of Circle Take 3 as they dive into the buzz around the 2025 Oscars! In this episode, they share their thoughts on the nominees, front-runners, and surprise snubs. They reveal their personal favorite picks—from hidden gems to blockbuster hits. Tune in for lively discussions, plenty of laughs, and insightful opinions on the films that made 2025 a memorable year at the movies. Grab your popcorn, it’s time to talk all things Oscars!

In this episode, Becky Sullivan, the Supervising Sound Editor behind Unbroken, talks about her unexpected Oscar nomination in 2015. From celebrating with her family to rubbing elbows with A-listers, Becky shares the hilarious chaos of the journey and what it was like to get a nod from the Academy.

In this episode, Becky Sullivan recalls her unforgettable experience working on The Best of Times and recording ADR with the legendary Robin Williams, all set against the backdrop of an unexpected dental emergency that led to the recording session.