Andrew Godwin

Andrew Godwin is an accomplished Re-Recording Mixer, bringing decades of experience to the art of sound for television and film. After leaving school, Andrew was determined to work in a recording studio. Inspired by a live music mixer at the BBC, he landed his first job in the early 1990s at Trevor Horn’s Sarm Studios as a tape operator, working with acts such as George Michael and The Pet Shop Boys—editing on analogue multitrack tapes.

In the late 1990s, Andrew transitioned from music to TV, joining Telecine as a Studio Assistant to Bob Jackson and Mike Narduzzo, who were mixing high-end documentaries. His journey then took him to The Farm, where he started as a T-Layer and progressed to mixer. After mixing documentaries and reality shows, he found his passion in Scripted Comedy with shows like Peep Show and Gavin and Stacey, which paved the way for him to mix dramas such as Skins and George Gently—a path he continues to follow today.

Andrew loves the creative challenge of lifting a show purely through sound, collaborating with directors and sound teams to make each project more engaging for the viewer. Notable credits include The Mighty Boosh (BBC), Kiss Me First (Netflix), Gold Digger (BBC), Riviera (Sky), Boarders (BBC), Doc Martin (ITV), and Moonflower Murders (BBC).