After 415 was sold, he formed his own production and business consulting company, with a list of clients including AT&T, several venture capital firms, and every major record label. As a consultant for Warner Bros. Records he planned the marketing campaigns for such albums as Eric Clapton's "Unplugged" (1992) and k.d. lang's "Ingénue" (1992). He was a music consultant on feature films such as "Good Will Hunting" (1997) and ' (1996), and served as a compilation consultant to Stevie Wonder's ' (1996), and to "As Time Goes By" (2003) and "Interpretations: A 25th Anniversary Celebration" (1995; updated and released as a DVD in 2003) by The Carpenters. Levitin returned to the studio in 2002, producing three albums for Quebec blues musician Dale Boyle: "String Slinger Blues" (2002), "A Dog Day for the Purists" (2004), and "In My Rearview Mirror: A Story From A Small Gaspé Town" (2005), the latter two of which won the annual Lys Blues Award for best Blues album. He helped Joni Mitchell with the production of her three most recent albums, "Shine", "Love Has Many Faces: A Quartet, A Ballet, Waiting to Be Danced", and "Starbucks' Artist's Choice: Joni Mitchell".