AceShowbiz - Steve Maslow, a distinguished sound editor and re-recording mixer, has passed away at the age of 81. His death was confirmed by the Cinema Audio Society and occurred on April 27 in West Hills, California, due to cancer.

Steve Maslow enjoyed a prolific career spanning more than fifty years, during which he earned seven Academy Award nominations for his work in sound editing. He secured three Oscars for his contributions to some of Hollywood’s most iconic films: The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Speed.

These prestigious awards highlight his exceptional talent and lasting impact on the film industry’s sound landscape. Maslow's skillful work helped bring immersive audio experiences to audiences, playing a crucial role in the success of these blockbuster movies.

His passing marks the loss of a revered figure in cinema sound editing, remembered for his technical expertise and creative artistry. The news was shared by the Cinema Audio Society through Deadline, confirming the date and cause of death.

Throughout his career, Steve Maslow set a high standard for sound mixing and editing, contributing to films that remain celebrated for their audio excellence. His legacy endures in the memorable soundscapes he crafted for generations of moviegoers.