Yesterday I attended a game audio conference at The University of Texas at Austin. It was great meeting so many new people in the industry and exploring more of the game audio scene in Texas. I was surprised to see how many professionals lived in this area and I'm very excited to become a part of the community here! Thank you for having me, I enjoyed meeting you all! Great sound plays an important role in making a game successful. During UT Game Audio Con '23, we will host a

If you weren't able to make it to the Work With Indies event Career in Game Audio: A Roundtable you can still watch it on Twitch here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1931454011 Me, Eric Moen , Cai Jones , and Max Duggan talked about how we got started in our careers in the games industry, and many more topics on the Work With Indies Discord: discord.gg/workwithindies It was great to see so many people attending and asking questions, we consistently had 70 to 100 participant

DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW I decided to write a Guide To Game Jams coincidentally around the same time I was asked to speak on the Work With Indies panel for the Career in Game Audio: A Roundtable . I wanted to create a guide for game jams specifically aimed at those interested in pursuing a career in game audio. Whether you've never heard of a game jam before or you're simply starting out and feel a bit lost? This guide is here to help you navigate game jams, learn more and get