Sound engineer and music mixer (sometimes credited as Paul Neill) who entered American film as an uncredited recording engineer for THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR (1929) at MGM. Other notable credits include THE ROGUE SONG and THE FLORODORA GIRL (both 1930), ONE NIGHT OF LOVE (1934), MODERN TIMES (1936, music recordist), VOGUES OF 1938 (1937), THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES, BLOCKADE, ALGIERS and THE COWBOY AND THE LADY (all 1938), WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939), OUR TOWN (1940), BUCK PRIVATES and SO ENDS OUR NIGHT (both 1941), PITTSBURGH (1942), SHERLOCK HOLMES FACES DEATH (1943), SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SPIDER WOMAN (1944), THE NAUGHTY NINETIES (1945, uncredited music mixer) and his last film, SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY (1946, uncredited music mixer).  Sound Recording 1934: ONE NIGHT OF LOVE 1 nomination, 1 Award