Background
Marky, William Bernard was born on July 9, 1938 in Albany, New York, United States. Son of Peter Joseph and Mary (Griffin) Marky.
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William Bernard Marky
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William Bernard Marky, American Motion picture sound engineer, mixer. Avocations: camera collector, Chinese art collector, metal detection, travel, arts
M C. Recipient 2 Emmy awards, 1st Sound award for episodic television series Hill Street Blues; Guest of the Soviet Union, American Judge for VE Day, Moscow, 1995.
Education
Student, Notre Dame, 1951-1954; Associate of Arts, Valley Community College, Van Nuys, California, 1956-1958.
Career
Owner, producer, builder, Elkay Studios, Los Angeles, 1963-1965; motion picture sound mixer/engineer, Hollywood, California, since 1957; owner, public, Cherokee Music, Bill Marky Music.
Achievements
Membership
Served with Security Agency, United States Army, 1959-1963, PTO. Member Screen Actors Guild, American Guild of Variety Artists, American Federation of television and Radio Artists, Academy television Arts and Sciences (judge since 1981), International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Technicians, Cinema Audio Society, American Legion (post adjutant since 1966), National Rifle Association (charter, member Pyrotechnics Guild International, Inc., since 1969, chief judge Jamestown, North Dakota 1989), Chi Sigma Chi.
Interests
Connections
Married Carole Diane Pratt, April, 1962 (divorced). 1 child, William Joseph. Married Rose Marie Rodriguez, April, 1967.
Children: Matthew Joseph, Sarah Anne.
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Died
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Republican
Education
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1954
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1958
Career
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1963 - 1965
Awards
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Recipient 2 Emmy awards for Best Motion Picture Sound, first sound award ever given for episodic television for the series Hill Street Blues, 1981-1982, 82-83. Guest of the Soviet Union, American Judge for VE Day, Moscow, 1995.Recipient 2 Emmy awards for Best Motion Picture Sound, first sound award ever given for episodic television for the series Hill Street Blues, 1981-1982, 82-83. Guest of the Soviet Union, American Judge for VE Day, Moscow, 1995.