The arrival of Thomas Christie, his family, and other settlers to Fraser’s Ridge is the main theme of the first episode of Starz’s historical drama “Outlander.” The new renters are welcomed and assisted in settling in by Jamie and Claire. As Jamie confronts Richard Brown’s threat and the road ahead of him as the new Indian agent of the British Crown, the episode moves on. The dramatic episode comes to a close with a homage to Alan Decker. Naturally, fans of the programme must be interested in learning more about Decker and how he is related to “Outlander.” Here is everything you need to know in that regard!
Who Was Alan Decker in Outlander Title Card?
Alan Decker, who was born on September 14, 1961, served as the ‘Outlander’ re-recording mixer from the first episode, named ‘Sassenach,’ which aired in 2014. Decker has been the show’s re-recording mixer for all 67 episodes, from the pilot to the fifth season’s penultimate episode. The first episode of “Outlander” to be produced without Decker’s input is the sixth season premiere. For his efforts on “Outlander,” he also won the HPA Awards for Outstanding Sound – Television in 2016, a prize he shared with several sound engineers.
Decker’s notable television roles outside of “Outlander” include “Homeland,” “Grimm,” “Chicago P.D.,” “Suits,” etc. Decker worked on more than 150 projects in the sound department throughout the course of a long career that began in 1995. ‘Your Honor’ was the last production he worked on before he passed away. Decker had a key role in the sound departments of numerous well-known television programmes, documentaries, and numerous other projects of various genres, from “The Simpsons” to “Psych.”
