In high school, I became interested in making zombie movies with friends and found that most of my time was spent developing sound effects. I was also very into creating wild guitar feedback loops and found myself continually saving up for guitar effects pedals.

After hearing Tommy Emmanuel play an extended version of 'Initiation' at a Bluegrass festival, I started saving for a semi-acoustic guitar so that I could re-create the incredible sounds drenched in reverb and delay.

I brought these interests to university and further explored film making, audio production, and took on a role producing and hosting a weekly live FM & Web radio program. While majoring in environmental science, this chapter of my life immersed me in a world filled with diverse soundscapes in nature and exciting creative possibilities.

Now with a master's degree and a strong background in research, I bring a harmonious blend of scientific rigor and artistic finesse to sound design. My diverse experiences serve as both a catalyst for elevating my design work and a versatile toolkit for creative problem-solving.

Ultimately, I love Sound Design because I get to bring life to picture and games and support storytelling - that's what it is all about for me.