Aris Louziotis

Aris Louziotis is a Greek sound designer and re-recording mixer with an extensive career spanning film, television, documentaries and international productions. With more than a hundred credits in the Sound Department, he has become one of the established figures in Greek audio post-production, working across production sound, sound editing, sound design and final mixing.Louziotis has been active in Greek cinema since the early 2000s, contributing to a wide range of feature films, documentaries and short films. His credits include The Christmas Tango, Interruption, The Republic, Smac, The Last Note, The Murderess, My Name Is Eftihia and Stelios, among many others. His work has often involved shaping the complete sonic environment of a production, from detailed sound design to the final re-recording mix.His work has also extended well beyond conventional Greek cinema. Louziotis has contributed to international and co-produced projects, including So Long, Marianne, the series based on the relationship between Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, as well as Masameer County, the Saudi Arabian animated comedy series that became the first animated series from the region to be mixed in Dolby Atmos.Television has become another important part of his career. Louziotis worked as Sound Designer on Maestro in Blue, the internationally successful series created by Christopher Papakaliatis, and on episodes of The Other Me (Έτερος Εγώ). His television credits demonstrate his ability to work across different genres, from drama and crime to comedy and animation.Among his most recent projects is Rififi, the six-episode drama and heist miniseries produced by COSMOTE TV and Tanweer Productions. Louziotis served as the series' Sound Mixer, working alongside the production's sound team to create the final sonic presentation of the series. The sound department also included sound designers Kostas Varympopiotis and Panos Papadimitriou.His collaboration with Kostas Varympopiotis is a recurring feature of his career. The two have worked together on numerous productions, combining sound design and re-recording mixing to build the finished soundtrack of films and television projects. Their work can be seen across productions such as The Christmas Tango, Maestro in Blue and numerous other Greek and international projects.Louziotis is also part of the team at Black Box Media, an Athens-based audio post-production company specializing in sound for film, television, animation and streaming. The company lists him as Sound Design / Re-Recording Mixer, reflecting the two principal areas of his professional work.Across his career, Aris Louziotis has contributed to productions ranging from independent Greek cinema and documentaries to major television series and international streaming projects. His work represents one of the less visible but essential aspects of filmmaking: creating the soundscape that gives scenes their atmosphere, tension, realism and emotional impact.