ENGINEER.
EDUCATOR.
DIRECTOR.

Christopher Guillot is a Denver-based audio engineering instructor, studio director, audio forensic specialist, and live event AV professional with more than 25 years of experience across recording, music production, sound design, audio post-production, live sound, forensic audio, and music education.

Across every part of his career, he brings together deep technical knowledge, creative leadership, operational experience, and a commitment to helping students, artists, clients, and communities use sound with clarity, purpose, and impact.

Christopher spent seven years as a full-time Audio Engineering Instructor at CEC Early College of Denver.

He developed and taught hands-on coursework in recording technology, acoustics, signal flow, microphone technique, DAW workflows, mixing, mastering, live sound reinforcement, studio safety, and music production.

His teaching style combines technical rigor with practical, student-centered learning through lab work, studio sessions, capstone projects, and portfolio-based production experiences.

Christopher's professional background includes extensive live event AV experience across conferences, concerts, presentations, meetings, and corporate events.

He is experienced with large-format analog and digital consoles, wireless microphone systems, line arrays, presentation systems, video support, teleconferencing, live recording, and complex event setup and troubleshooting.

He has also designed and managed community-based music technology programs for youth and emerging artists through organizations including Flobots.org, Street Fraternity, and The Spot / Urban Peak.

These programs connected young people with recording technology, songwriting, audio engineering, music business education, artist mentorship, and creative development.