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Burn-Up Scramble (TV) : Assistant Engineer
Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card : Post-Production Assistant
Chibits (special) : Post Production Assistant
Chobits (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Eight Clouds Rising (OAV) : Assistant Engineer
Eureka Seven (TV) : Recording engineer
éX-D: Danger Zone (OAV) : Assistant Engineer
EX-Driver the Movie : Assistant Engineer
Fafner (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing, Recording engineer
Figure 17 (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Gad Guard (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Post-Production Assistant
Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (TV) : Dialogue Editing, Re-Recording Engineer
Gun Frontier (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Gungrave (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Hanaukyo Maid Team: La Verite (TV) : Assistant Engineer
Haré+Guu (TV) : Editing Engineer, Recording engineer
Heat Guy J (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Here is Greenwood (OAV) : Assistant Engineer (Media Blasters version)
I'll/CKBC (OAV) : Assistant Engineer
Immortal Grand Prix (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Immortal Grand Prix (TV 2) : Assistant Editor
Last Exile (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing, Post-Production Assistant, Recording engineer
Leave it to Kero! Theatrical Version (movie) : Post-Production Assistant
Mahoromatic: Something More Beautiful (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Mars Daybreak (TV) : ADR Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing
Mirage of Blaze (TV) : Dialogue Replacement Engineer
Mirage of Blaze: Rebels of the River Edge (OAV) : Dialogue Editing
Mobile Suit Gundam F91 (movie) : Post Production Assistant
New Getter Robo (OAV) : Assistant Engineer
Omishi Magical Theater Risky Safety (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Otogi Zoshi (TV) : Assistant Engineer
Overman King Gainer (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Petite Cossette (OAV) : Recording engineer
Planetes (TV) : Assistant Engineer
S-CRY-ed (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Saiyuki Gunlock (TV) : ADR Engineer
Saiyuki Reload (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing, Recording engineer
Samurai Champloo (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing, Recording engineer
Scrapped Princess (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Dialogue Editing
Space Pirate Captain Herlock The Endless Odyssey (OAV) : Post Production Assistant
Stellvia (TV) : Assistant Engineer
Submarine 707R (OAV) : Assistant Engineer
Tenjho Tenge (TV) : Assistant Engineer
Tsukihime, Lunar Legend (TV) : Assistant Engineer
(The) Twelve Kingdoms (TV) : Assistant Engineer, Post Production Assistant
Witch Hunter Robin (TV) : Post-Production Assistant
Ys II (OAV) : Post Production Assistant
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