Trakhtenberg, Lev Solomonovich

L. S. Trakhtenberg was born on October 29 ( November 11 ), 1914 . In 1938 he graduated from the Kiev Institute of Film Engineers. In 1939 he was a senior engineer , in 1944-1951 he was a technician at the Mosfilm sound studio. Since 1952, he worked as a sound engineer there ^[2] . Participated in the development and implementation of photographic, magnetic and stereo sound recording. Author of a number of inventions and improvements.

1. Mastery of sound engineer ( read here )
2. Film and sound engineer, “Art”, 1963.
3. Evaluation of movie sound quality. - “Technique of cinema and television”, 1966, 7.
4. Sound-free sound recording of movies. - “Technique of cinema and television”, 1967, 12.
5. To practice stereo movie recording. - “Technique of cinema and television”, 1968, 5.

• 1946 - Glinka ^[3]
• 1952 - Dance teacher ^[4]
• 1953 - Anna Karenina ^[5]
• 1953 - Wedding with a dowry ^[6]
• 1954 - Golden Apples
• 1956 - Prologue ^[7]
• 1957 - Sisters ^[8]
• 1958 - Eighteenth Year ^[9]
• 1959 - Gloomy Morning ^[10]
• 1960 - Seryozha ^[11]
• 1962 - The Court of the Insane ^[12]
• 1964 - Eternal Flame
• 1965 - Time, Forward! ^[13]
• 1967 - Sea Stories ^[10]
• 1967 - They live nearby ^[14]
• 1967 - Andromeda Nebula ^[15]
• 1968 - First Girl ^[16]
• 1970 - One of us ^[17]
• 1971 - You and Me ^[18]
• 1972 - Man in his place ^[19]
• 1973 - With fun and courage ^[20]
• 1974 - The Only Road ^{[21] [22]}
• 1976 - Tale of how Tsar Peter arap married ^[23]

• Stalin Prize of the third degree (1950) - for participation in the development and implementation of a new method of recording films
• Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR (1974) - for merits in the field of Soviet cinematography