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• Glen’s career has taken him globe trotting with music as a professional musician, as an audio engineer/sound mixer, a television host and a camera operator.

• Graduate from The Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology, London, Ontario.

• Studies in business at The University of New Brunswick.

• Training in Mastering with Aiden Foley – Windmill lane Masterlabs in Dublin, Ireland and Abbey Road Studios in London, England.

• Sound and Lighting Unit Chef for the 2003 Canada Winter Games.

 

ABOUT US

 

• 35 years of live sound re-enforcement and recording engineering

• Recipient New Brunswick Innovative awards of excellence.

• Has produced hundreds of corporate documentaries, television and corporate videos for clients internationally.

• Field sound engineer on several CTV Radio Canada and CBC documentaries, traveling internationally.

• Contracted by Discovery Channel, CTV, TSN, Sportsnet, CBC, National Film Board of Canada and many large and small corporate clients as a professional camera operator.

• Represented New Brunswick’s delegation at the Jeux De La Francophonie, Madagascar with Danny Boudreau (Acadien recording artist)

• Concert director - Bathurst Hospitality days for several years. 

• Donated to many charities over the years including Canadian Cancer Society, CNIB, Mental Health Awareness, SPCA.

• Host and producer of two television series currently airing on various broadcasters.

• The New Brunswick Adventures (on Discovery Channel, CTV and Travel and Escape channel in conjunction with The Province of New Brunswick-Tourism and Parks) Duties include executive producer, host, music creator, sound designer,          camera operator.

• The Fishing Musicians – filmed in 12 countries, 55 episodes to date and has aired throughout South and North America.

• Executive director and creator of Bathurst Radio Inc. - 103.3 Phantom FM, CJUJ in Bathurst, New Brunswick.  The cities newest radio station.

• Installed radio station at the iconic building in Bathurst; The Old Post Office in Bathurst, the regions most iconic federally designated heritage building.

 

GLEN FERGUSON