Take the Stand is a single-player surrealist crime drama set in a rural town. You are the only witness of an arson and must examine the crime scene in order to piece together what took place. Afterwards, you are arrested and questioned by the police, and must respond correctly in order to be given a fair verdict. I had the privilege of working on a team with students from the University of Toronto and Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology to create some of the sound design and sound effects for the game. In my free time I enjoy video editing, so I also was happy to create the trailer for the game.

Play as an overworked pizza delivery person in this frenetic FPS, pursued by angry customers as you attempt to serve those still waiting for their order before they lose their patience and start chasing you as well! I had the privilege of working on a team with students from the University of Toronto and Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology to lead the creation of the games soundscape. I created sound effects for the various functions of the game while integrating and balancing them with the sound effects that were already present before I joined the project.

This 12 track horror sample CD stemmed from a desire to explore sound synthesis methods and is part of a growing creative body of works which aim to examine interactive horror storytelling through cross media disciplines such as music, video games, and interactive art and web design. The first 8 tracks are fully looping twisted nostalgic soundscapes, while the remaining 4 tracks are sound effects made to evoke sounds both identifiable and unknown.