Randall Poster

Randall “Randy” Poster is an American screen artist best known for his work in sound, with a career closely associated with music supervision and the creative shaping of a film’s sonic identity. Recognized in credits as both Randall Poster and Randy Poster, he has become a familiar name to audiences who pay attention to how music and sound help define tone, character, and era.

Across film and television, Poster is noted for pairing songs and score with story in a way that feels purposeful rather than decorative—supporting mood, pacing, and emotional subtext. His approach has helped filmmakers build distinctive worlds, whether the goal is authenticity, irony, or a carefully curated sense of nostalgia.

In addition to his behind-the-scenes sound work, Poster has also appeared on screen. A notable credit includes Asteroid City, where he is listed as Parent on TV Screen, highlighting his occasional presence as a screen performer alongside his primary craft.

Today, Randall Poster remains a respected figure in sound-related roles, valued for the taste and narrative clarity he brings to projects and for the memorable musical choices that audiences often carry with them long after the credits roll.