Biography

Thomas Baraka DiCandia(1961-2012)

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Editor
Music Department

During electro shock therapy a musician has an epiphany to rid the world of electronics.

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Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness (2009)

Thomas Baraka DiCandia, originally from Port Washington, New York, relocated to California in the 1990's and built a successful recording studio. Also known as "Baraka", he was an accomplished guitarist, music engineer, and produced gold records by artists including Weezer, Manhattan Transfer, and LIVE. He was also a movie editor and sound mixer known for Swing (2003), Changing Hearts (2002), and Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness (2009), in which he also co-starred in a supporting role. He died on January 30, 2012 in Northridge, California, USA.

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Swing

5.6

Sound Department

2003

Changing Hearts

5.7

Sound Department

2002

Cattle Call

3.7

Sound Department

2006

Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness

6.7

Sound Department

2009

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Sound Department

Holy Man: The USA vs Douglas White
7.0
- dialogue editor
- 2011
The Afflicted
4.5
- sound designer
- 2011
Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness
6.7
- post-production sound designer
- 2009
Cattle Call
3.7
- final mix
- sound editor (as Thomas 'Baraka' Dicandia)
- 2006
Swing
5.6
- post-production sound designer
- sound mixer
- sound post supervisor
- 2003
Changing Hearts
5.7
- supervising sound editor
- 2002
My X-Girlfriend's Wedding Reception
4.7
- post-production sound mixer (as Baraka)
- 1999