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'''Jeff Wilson''' is a sound designer and dialogue editor for American made video games and movies. He has worked on such notables as ''Goldeneye: Rogue Agent'' and ''Medal of Honor: European Assault'', as well as movies such as ''O-Negative'' and ''Rise and Fall of the Black Velvet Flag''. Before he worked on these, though, he was hired as a (Professional) tester for [[Halo: Combat Evolved]]. Before that he worked as a programmer, working on the game ''Ultima VII: The Black Gate'' in 1992.
'''Jeff Wilson''' is a sound designer and dialogue editor for American-made video games and movies. He has worked on such notables as ''Goldeneye: Rogue Agent'' and ''Medal of Honor: European Assault'', as well as movies such as ''O-Negative'' and ''Rise and Fall of the Black Velvet Flag''. Before he worked on these, though, he was hired as a (professional) tester for ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. Before that he worked as a programmer, working on the game ''Ultima VII: The Black Gate'' in 1992.


==Links==
==See also==
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1963588/ Jeff Wilson at the Internet Movie Database]
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1963588/ Jeff Wilson at the Internet Movie Database]
 
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Latest revision as of 10:07, March 19, 2022

Jeff Wilson is a sound designer and dialogue editor for American-made video games and movies. He has worked on such notables as Goldeneye: Rogue Agent and Medal of Honor: European Assault, as well as movies such as O-Negative and Rise and Fall of the Black Velvet Flag. Before he worked on these, though, he was hired as a (professional) tester for Halo: Combat Evolved. Before that he worked as a programmer, working on the game Ultima VII: The Black Gate in 1992.

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