Who I Am

Born and raised in Billings, Montana, I started playing music at a young age.

I moved to Los Angeles a week after high school graduation and pursued a degree in Audio Engineering. At the same time, I also interned at a recording studio in Sherman Oaks, CA. Under the tutelage of Michael Vail Blum, I learned much about the craft of engineering and working with artists.

After a couple of years, I was promoted to staff engineer at that same studio, Titan Recording. I continued to learn as an assistant engineer and even assisted on some Grammy Nominated albums like ‘24/7’ by Norman Brown and Gerald Albright (Jazz) and ‘Branches of the Same Tree’ by Rocky Dawuni (Reggae). I also worked on several projects, mostly rock music, but I worked on a number of other genres in varying disciplines, including recording a score for an independent film.

I have also done tape archival and restoration for Sony Mexico and other clients, voice-over recording for a mobile game, books on tape, etc.

After nearly five years, I moved back to Montana and started doing Post Production sound mixing for a few Investigation Discovery projects, and got the opportunity to do my first Location Sound gigs. Since then, I’ve done work for Showtime, production companies developing shows, corporate advertisers, and Independent projects, reality and scripted, respectively.

Since then, I haven’t looked back. I’m incredibly passionate about audio, and I bring that to everything I work on. Thanks to my vast breadth of experience, I have a very diverse and deep knowledge of nearly any audio discipline.