Karen Baker Landers

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Karen Baker Landers
Other namesKaren M. Baker
Occupation Sound editor
Years active1988present
SpouseChad Landers

Karen Baker Landers is a two-time Academy Award-winning sound editor. She also has won and been nominated for several Motion Picture Sound Editors awards as well as winning the BAFTA Award for Best Sound. She often works with Per Hallberg.

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She has over 100 credits.

Academy Awards

Both Oscars are for Best Sound Editing.

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