Mel began his career in the sound department in 1981 as a re-recording mixer for “Fearless” at Embassy Pictures and then starred in “Isabel’s Choice,” “Temptation,” and Star Trek II: Wrath” Khan in 1982.
Metcalf later became a member of the sound department for the five episodes of “Wind of War,” which follows the footsteps of Henry and Justrow’s family at the start of World War II.
Metcalfe was also a re-recording mixer for “The Streetcar Named Lust,” starring Ann Margaret, Tritt Williams, and Beverly D’Angelo, in 1984. He then worked as a mixer on television miniseries “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” “Rating Game,” and “Space.” In terms of his most notable projects from the 1990s, “Pretty Women,” starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, received an overall positive response from critics and filmmaking audiences.
Metcalfe wrote “Aladdin” and was the mixer for “Hocus Pocus” the following year. Metcalfe’s recent projects include 101 Dalmatians 2: A Patched London Adventure, Mulan 2: The Last War, The Princess, and the Frog, and a remake, which was released in 2010. He has received more media attention as a result of his hard work, talent, and dedication.
