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Matthew E. Taylor is a sound editor, mixer, and designer, who has worked as such on almost all incarnations of Kurtzman-era Star Trek.

He has also worked on several Star Trek titles including Star Trek: Discovery where he worked on ADR and Foley editing on six episodes of the first season, garnering an Emmy Award nomination for his work on "What's Past Is Prologue". For the second season, he worked as a Sound Supervisor, garnering another Emmy nomination for "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2". He continued in this role for the third season with a similar result for "That Hope Is You, Part 1". During that time, he also worked as a Sound Supervisor on "Runaway" and then a Supervising Sound Editor on the remaining episodes of Star Trek: Short Treks.

Following those, he worked as a Supervising Sound Editor on Star Trek: Picard, garnering another Emmy (co-)nomination for "Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 2", alongside one for a Golden Reel Award, which he won for a second time for a Star Trek production after his 2019 win for ST: "The Brightest Star". For his work on the second season episode "Penance" he received yet another Emmy co-nomination in 2022, as he did for his work on the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season one episode "Memento Mori", neither of which won though.

Career

He has worked on a variety of titles since starting in 2002 including Mission Impossible: III, Grindhouse, Psych, Eureka, Human Target, Supernatural, Sicario, Silicon Valley, and Clarice.

Aside from the ones he was nominated for in regard to Star Trek, Taylor has been frequently honored for his sound editing work on other productions by additional nominations for both Emmy, and Golden Reel awards, winning one of the former for the television comedy series Barry in 2018, and two of the latter in 2019 and 2002 for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and again Barry respectively.

Star Trek awards

Taylor received the following award nominations and win as sound designer and editor in the various sound editing categories,

Emmy Award

Golden Reel Award

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