Robin Beauchamp

Robin Beauchamp is a Professor of Sound Design at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), serving since 2001. He has held leadership roles as Chair of Film and Television (2015) and Chair of Sound Design (2003–2008, 2012–2017). His expertise spans sound design, music education, and jazz performance, with notable contributions to film, animation, and orchestral arrangements.

Education:

• Ed.S., Education, Georgia Southern University
• M.Ed., Music Education, Pennsylvania State University
• B.M., Music Education, Lawrence University

Research & Practice: Specializes in sound design for animation and live performances. Notable works include sound design for films like Rick and Rocky (Cannes Short, 2003) and A Trip to Granny’s (WAVY Award, 2002). Active in jazz education, trumpet performance, and orchestral composition, including arrangements for the Savannah Symphony and Savannah Philharmonic.

Awards:

• Cannes Short (2003)
• WAVY Best at Show (2002)
• Georgia Star Teacher (1995)

Advising & Collaborations: Developed curriculum for B.F.A., M.F.A., and M.A. programs at SCAD. Composed and arranged music for orchestras, including a Grammy-nominated collaboration with saxophonist Bob Berg. Performed with renowned artists like Ray Charles and The Temptations.

Labs/Teams: Collaborated with the Savannah Symphony, Savannah Jazz Orchestra, and Ceremonial Brass of Savannah. Involved in educational initiatives like program assessment and rubric development for SCAD’s sound design and music programs.