I am an emerging composer with a developing specialism in music for film and video games. With a strong interest in storytelling through sound, my work is focused on creating immersive, emotional soundscapes that support visual media. Drawing inspiration from composers such as Jeremy Soule (composed music for Skyrim), Lena Raine (Composed music for Minecraft), and Gareth Coker (composed music for Ori), they aim to blend traditional composition techniques with modern, digital production tools. Currently based in Manchester, I am studying “Popular Music and Recording at The University of Salford, where I have been expanding my skills in digital audio workstations, orchestration, and sound design, but have been studying music since High School and then studying “Music Technology” in college. My creative process often begins with thematic development, followed by building mood and atmosphere tailored to narrative pacing, skills especially important in games and film scoring. Recent student projects have included composing music for short films and interactive media. In response to industry shifts following the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing decline in physical media, I have focused on understanding the business side of composition. Currently, I have four compositions on Spotify which was my first album called “20 Years Later”, referring to that I was twenty when I released these songs, but the original name for the body of work was meant to be called “Tasters” since this is a first release to show potentially what is to come for future releases. Additionally, I befriended a film student and composed music for her short film, “Withdrawal”, available online, which leans into the horror genre. My long-term goal is to work as a video game and/or film composer for independent game studios and film productions while continuing to develop a portfolio that includes original scores and licensed compositions. Passionate, adaptable, and digitally savvy, I am excited by the growing opportunities in today’s global, online music industry.…I am an emerging composer with a developing specialism in music for film and video games. With a strong interest in storytelling through sound, my work is focused on creating immersive, emotional soundscapes that support visual media. Drawing inspiration from composers such as Jeremy Soule (composed music for Skyrim), Lena Raine (Composed music for Minecraft), and Gareth Coker (composed music for Ori), they aim to blend traditional composition techniques with modern, digital production tools. Currently based in Manchester, I am studying “Popular Music and Recording at The University of Salford, where I have been expanding my skills in digital audio workstations, orchestration, and sound design, but have been studying music since High School and then studying “Music Technology” in college. My creative process often begins with thematic development, followed by building mood and atmosphere tailored to narrative pacing, skills especially important in games and film scoring. Recent student projects have included composing music for short films and interactive media. In response to industry shifts following the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing decline in physical media, I have focused on understanding the business side of composition. Currently, I have four compositions on Spotify which was my first album called “20 Years Later”, referring to that I was twenty when I released these songs, but the original name for the body of work was meant to be called “Tasters” since this is a first release to show potentially what is to come for future releases. Additionally, I befriended a film student and composed music for her short film, “Withdrawal”, available online, which leans into the horror genre. My long-term goal is to work as a video game and/or film composer for independent game studios and film productions while continuing to develop a portfolio that includes original scores and licensed compositions. Passionate, adaptable, and digitally savvy, I am excited by the growing opportunities in today’s global, online music industry.WWWW…