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Bio
The History of Mind's Eye Music Studios
Mind's Eye started in 1997 here in Williamsport, PA. Being the Brainchild of Scott Francis. Mind's Eye then moved to Fredericksburg, Virginia, where it grew through numerous incarnations while servicing the local and regional music scene for seven years. In 2003, Mind's Eye Music Studios moved back to it's "spiritual" home of Williamsport PA.
In 2003 Mind's Eye was build over a 6 month period, with the goal of creating a great sounding and creative environment for its clients. Mind's Eye consists of a main room, vocal booth and control room. Local artists of all styles and varieties enjoy the professional and creative environment that Mind's Eye Music Studios has to offer.
(See Client "Testimonials")
Scott Francis
Producer / Engineer
Native of Williamsport, Scott Francis has been in the music industry for 16 years. He has toured North America as a vocalist and guitar player, performing in nearly every major city in America. After receiving tutelage from local legend Dave Brumbaugh and then attending Berklee College of Music in the early '90's , Scott created Mind's Eye Music Studios and shortly after moved to VA.
As owner & operator of Mind's Eye, Scott has done session work as a musician, arranger, engineer & producer for countless local and regional artists in multiple genres including bands, orchestras, choirs, vocal groups.
In addition to studio work, Scott also taught guitar, bass and sound and recording clinics. Since returning to Williamsport in 2003, Scott has worked through the Uptown Music Collective as a guitar, bass and music technology instructor, and after building his state-of-the-art studio, opened his doors to the local recording community.
Scott's Clients include:
Rappohanack Pops Orchestra, Eris, Imperial Norton Trio, St. Matthew Family Choir (all in VA). Silenus, Mallory Scoppa Band, Trinity Episcopal Choir and Orchestra, West Branch Chorale and many others.
Personal Statement:
Hunter Wentzler
Producer / Songwriter
Hunter Wentzler graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2002, with degrees in Music Production and Music Business. Since Boston, Hunter has lived and worked in Florida and Los Angeles before returning to Williamsport to develop his crafts as a songwriter, guitarist, and producer.
In 2004 Hunter started his own production company, SilverSound Productions and teamed up with Mind's Eye Recording Studios to give artists an outlet for recording quality music.
Hunter's Credits include:
Mallory Scoppa Band, Silenus, Emily Hulslander, Lauren Johns-Foote, Maesyn Strite, and the Boston-based artists Sinapse and Mark Noseworthy.
Personal Statement:
The History of Mind's Eye Music Studios
Mind's Eye started in 1997 here in Williamsport, PA. Being the Brainchild of Scott Francis. Mind's Eye then moved to Fredericksburg, Virginia, where it grew through numerous incarnations while servicing the local and regional music scene for seven years. In 2003, Mind's Eye Music Studios moved back to it's "spiritual" home of Williamsport PA.
In 2003 Mind's Eye was build over a 6 month period, with the goal of creating a great sounding and creative environment for its clients. Mind's Eye consists of a main room, vocal booth and control room. Local artists of all styles and varieties enjoy the professional and creative environment that Mind's Eye Music Studios has to offer.
(See Client "Testimonials")
Scott Francis
Producer / Engineer
Native of Williamsport, Scott Francis has been in the music industry for 16 years. He has toured North America as a vocalist and guitar player, performing in nearly every major city in America. After receiving tutelage from local legend Dave Brumbaugh and then attending Berklee College of Music in the early '90's , Scott created Mind's Eye Music Studios and shortly after moved to VA.
As owner & operator of Mind's Eye, Scott has done session work as a musician, arranger, engineer & producer for countless local and regional artists in multiple genres including bands, orchestras, choirs, vocal groups.
In addition to studio work, Scott also taught guitar, bass and sound and recording clinics. Since returning to Williamsport in 2003, Scott has worked through the Uptown Music Collective as a guitar, bass and music technology instructor, and after building his state-of-the-art studio, opened his doors to the local recording community.
Scott's Clients include:
Rappohanack Pops Orchestra, Eris, Imperial Norton Trio, St. Matthew Family Choir (all in VA). Silenus, Mallory Scoppa Band, Trinity Episcopal Choir and Orchestra, West Branch Chorale and many others.
Personal Statement:
| "I believe in music."
I know that may sound a bit cliche, but let me explain myself a
little better. Music has been one of the few constants throughout
my life. It has been there through the good times and the bad, and
always seems to have the right thing to say. Perhaps I look at music as more of an entity or person than something less tangible. With that said, I feel that music touches everyone in one way or another. I feel that it is my life's work to spread the joy of music, be it through performing, writing, recording or teaching. But most importantly it is my deepest desire to share the knowledge that I have of music with others, and to help cultivate their creativeness and expression through this wonderful gift. |
| - Scott Francis |
Hunter Wentzler
Producer / Songwriter
Hunter Wentzler graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2002, with degrees in Music Production and Music Business. Since Boston, Hunter has lived and worked in Florida and Los Angeles before returning to Williamsport to develop his crafts as a songwriter, guitarist, and producer.
In 2004 Hunter started his own production company, SilverSound Productions and teamed up with Mind's Eye Recording Studios to give artists an outlet for recording quality music.
Hunter's Credits include:
Mallory Scoppa Band, Silenus, Emily Hulslander, Lauren Johns-Foote, Maesyn Strite, and the Boston-based artists Sinapse and Mark Noseworthy.
Personal Statement:
| "Mind's Eye is the areas most creative and up-to-date recording environment. I love to work there." |
| - Hunter Wentzler |