After finishing high school in
Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1985, Borner went to
Boston, United States to attend
Berklee College of Music, graduating with a double major in Music Production and Engineering and Film Scoring. In 1989, he moved to
Los Angeles, United States, where he has resided ever since, he began working as engineer with Argentine producer
Bebu Silvetti in different albums by mainly
Latin pop artists such as
Luis Miguel,
Plácido Domingo and
Daniela Romo, among others. Borner has worked in the score of several
Walt Disney Company films, including
Hercules (1997) and
Tarzan (1999), working in the latter alongside
Phil Collins for the recording of the songs in different languages. Borner has participated in several albums from the
MTV Unplugged series, including with artists like
Juanes,
Ricky Martin,
Pepe Aguilar and
Los Tigres del Norte. Aside from albums by singers, Borner has continued to work in several film scores like
Rush Hour (1998) and its sequels,
Watchmen (2009),
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and
Deadpool 2 (2018), amons others, as well as video game scores. For his work as scoring mixer in
Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu's
Birdman (2014), Borner won the
Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media and the
Cinema Audio Society Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for a Motion Picture – Live Action. ==Discography==