Before the show begins, before the cameras roll, before the artist exhales—Jason Batuyong has already run the plan, tuned the trust, and stabilized the moment.
As Creative Director and Sound Designer for Can I Get A Little More Me, Jason Batuyong brings more than elite audio expertise—he brings a psychological edge honed on the world’s highest-pressure stages.
From mixing monitors for America’s Got Talent to managing sound for over 400 of the most demanding executive keynotes at Apple, IBM, and Microsoft, Jason’s skill isn’t just technical. It’s emotional. It’s embodied. It’s the kind of presence you only earn when you’ve rehearsed failure, processed chaos, and shown up anyway—calm, clear, and ready.
In the context of this film, Jason’s role goes far beyond the mix. He helped shape the emotional arc of the documentary—ensuring that what we hear is more than just clean audio. It’s emotional resonance. It’s trust in the room. It’s the psychological glue that makes live sound feel human.
Jason’s gift lies in the unspoken moments. The breath before the line. The subtle EQ shift that calms a panicked artist. The two words that have anchored thousands of performances:
“You’re good.”
That’s not reassurance. That’s leadership. That’s the creative core of this documentary.
His work behind the scenes guided every major interview, helped shape the tone of every trailer, and ensured that the film doesn’t just sound clean—it feels grounded.
In a world full of chaos, Jason doesn’t chase control. He creates the conditions for confidence. That’s what makes him the perfect partner—and the quiet architect behind the sound of this story.
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