A bit about me…

Over the last twenty plus years I’ve worn a lot of different audio hats. I’ve worked in commercial post production, mixed hundreds of live on-air performances for KEXP, taught Pro Tools certification and specialized curriculum for the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program and edited countless hours of dialogue. I made the transition to game audio in 2011 and ever since, that has been the hat I like best. Since then, I’ve worked on a wide range of titles for PC and Xbox.

I started out as a creative sound designer, or what most people would just call a sound designer. In recent years I’ve been drawn to technical sound design and love a good audio system design challenge, but I still very much enjoy making sounds as well. At the end of the day, if I’m bringing a games to life through audio, I’m happy.

Like most sound designers, I also enjoy getting out now and then to do some field recording. In 2014, I founded the Field Recording Slack which has grown into a community of hundreds of active members from around the world.

While I don’t consider myself a professional composer, I do enjoy writing and playing music. I grew up playing bass and guitar, dabble a bit in piano and am currently learning cello.

For more info on my work experience and skills or if you’d like to message me directly, please have a look my Linkedin.