Jeremiah Slovarp

Jeremiah Slovarp is a Professor and Lecturer in the Department of Music at Montana State University's College of Arts & Architecture. He specializes in Music Technology, Sound Design, and AV Integration, teaching courses like Sound for Film & TV and Multimedia Audio Production. Slovarp is an award-winning audio professional with 12 Emmy Awards for his work in postproduction sound for TV and film, including 11th & Grant, Winning Time, and The Old Man.

He founded Jereco Studios in 2002, providing recording, live event production, and AV integration services. Slovarp serves on the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Board of Governors and is Technical Director of the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center. His research explores acoustical design and the economics of the creative arts industry.

• Teaching: Courses include Entertainment Business, Sound for Video Games, and Live Production Design
• Affiliations: Audio Engineering Society (AES), Recording Academy (Grammy)
• Community Roles: TEDxBozeman Technical Consultant, Bozeman Public Library Advisor

His creative work spans films like 1883 and TV series such as Candy and Chicago P.D., demonstrating expertise in postproduction sound mixing and audio design.