Aidan Dykes has worked at Apex Post Production since 2015. Born and raised in Baton Rouge, he quickly relocated to New Orleans after graduating from LSU’s E.J. Ourso College of Business to begin working at Apex Post. Formerly coming from a primarily music production background, he stepped into the world of film sound design and mixing with open ears. He’s been privileged enough to have worked on all scales of productions from summer blockbusters to independent short films as an ADR mixer, sound editor, and re-recording mixer. When not at Apex Post, he enjoys playing music, field recording (sound effects and ambiences),
enjoying an ice-cold IPA, and spending time with his girlfriend, Rachel, and their calico cat, Joni.

Maya started at Apex as an intern in 2019 primarily assisting with ADR sessions. Following her graduation, she has settled in full-time as ADR recordist, sound editor, and occasional foley artist. Her work can be heard in feature films like My Brother’s Keeper and Daisy as well as several docuseries, such as VICE’s Tumbleweeds and Hearst TV’s Ed & Day.

As a New Orleans native with parents actively involved in its music scene, Maya has long observed the role that entertainment and the arts plays in the cultural landscape of the city. Therefore, she hopes to keep contributing her efforts to the New Orleans film industry. On her off days, Maya enjoys watching movies, cooking with her close friends, and day-playing in film production.

Joe Diliberto works with Apex Post as a sound editor, recording assistant, and general tech consultant.

Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, he relocated to New Orleans during his attendance at Loyola University New Orleans where he majored in Music Industry Studies. Joe's unique background in music production, IT, and film has allowed him to pioneer new and vital roles at Apex: He oversees the company's data archive and data storage processes and has spearheaded the build of a custom PC, with hopefully many more to come. When not at Apex, Joe works as a freelance web developer as well as audio engineer, producer, and manager for local New Orleans artist Will Dickerson. 

Julia Perret works as a sound editor at Apex Post. Since graduating from Loyola University New Orleans with a degree in Digital Filmmaking, Julia can be found wearing many different hats at Apex. While Julia primarily spends her time in the editing bay working on dialogue, she also has experience as a foley mixer and editor on several features and shorts, as well as an ADR recording assistant on many of the productions that pass through town. Having grown up in the city, Julia hopes to continue working locally in the sound field for film and television.

Originally from Sydney, Australia, in 2002 Simon moved to New Orleans, attending film school at the University of New Orleans. Moving to Los Angeles in 2008 he attended the American Film Institute as an editing fellow. Upon graduating he lived, and worked, in Los Angeles until returning to New Orleans in 2020.

Will Milvid works as a Motion Picture Editor and Colorist for Apex Post-Production. Born and raised in New Orleans, LA, Will was exposed to the film industry at a young age. His first jobs were in front of the camera, working as a day player on Ender’s Game and Max Steel. By the time he entered high school, Will had begun writing, directing, and editing short films. His passion for the art led him to apply to multiple collegiate film programs. He was fortunate enough to be accepted into the USC School of Cinematic Arts and graduated in 2019. Post-Grad, Will has worked both freelance and full-time as an Assistant Editor, Motion GFX Artist, Motion Picture Editor and Colorist. He has worked on advertisements, shorts, features, and television programs and looks forward to continue growing alongside Apex. When not at work Will enjoys writing and performing music as well as sampling the one-of-a-kind night life NOLA has to offer.

John Beyer is 6'1" and is a black belt in Squirrel-fu. He is fluent in Avid and Adobe software, but his proudest accomplishment is having won a bet in 2009 in which he moonwalked for an entire week due to a lost bet. He can bench 200.