About Me

My background:

Sound:

As an avid musician for over 13 years, I am no stranger to the thrill and pressure of performance art. By Sixth Form it was clear to me that my professional career lay in this field, and from being a part of school orchestras to working on personal pet-projects I started aiming to make that a reality.

Studying my degree in Music and Sound Production in Brighton was a major step forward, gaining vital resources and knowledge from my mentors. However I knew this itself wasn't enough, so began throwing myself into opportunities, especially after I found a passion for Live-Sound. 

A First Class Honours Degree later, and it turns out that the hundreds of hours I spent cutting my teeth at local venues have become my most important tool, allowing me to become a specialist in the field. 

As a venue technician I have spent time working around Brighton and the local Sussex area, working with hundreds of bands and promotional clients as well as a diverse array of non-musical acts. 

It is now my aim to do this full time for the forseeable future. 

Audio-Visual

Throughout my early teens I was absolutely obsessed with video-editing, visual effects and their relationship to music. Throughout this time I dedicated hundreds of hours to editing short video-game clips to music, something I was devastated to leave behind when having to focus on my studies for GCSE's. 

I took a long hiatus from this field until becoming re-enamoured by the prospect of combining it with the industry which I already have been working in. Therefore after I started researching Audio-visual performance integration for my dissertation I have began to create generative visuals, synced to the performance of bands, and unlocking a new element to any performers show. 

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