About

Four years after graduation, I was gifted with the parts to build my first PC. While sorting through some of my belongings, I stumbled upon a forgotten folder of college notes. I discovered some of my old writing, and amidst it, I found a story I had begun to write. As I reread the opening intro I had written years ago, dormant scenes suddenly ignited and played vividly in my mind's eye. In that moment, I realized these words were never meant for the page but were destined to be brought to life by any means. With only my working mind, voice-over, and my ability to create sound structure, I decided that this idea could be realized through the raw, immersive power of sound alone.

A few more years passed, and my skills in every part of the process had sharpened. I had now finished two full episodes. Along the way, there were moments of doubt and struggle, but my need to create always outweighed the urge to quit. The grip of my perseverance only tightened, and what began as a passing thought slowly became something you could hear—an experience you could feel. A cinematic audio experience. Later that same year, I released the first episode to the world. The reach was slow at first, but I didn’t mind. I knew that the more I created—and the longer the work lived out there—the further it would eventually travel.

I split the second episode into three parts—it was too vast to fit into one. When the final part was released, I had a moment of pure clarity. It felt surreal. I had actually done it. I finished what I set out to do. Something I wanted to do. Something I felt compelled to create—not an assignment, not a job, not an obligation. It was an incredible feeling made of gratitude and self‑worth. For the first time in my life, I was the only one behind the wheel. No one asked, suggested, or pushed me. I chose this path, and I gave it the one thing that can never be taken back: time.

After the final part of Episode 2 was released—closing out the first season—I caught fire. I poured even more time into continuing the story. I needed to know what would happen next. I couldn’t take a breath without wondering where the adventure was heading. Three months later, I produced the very next episode. That episode became a turning point—a testament to how much my skills and pace had evolved. I was self‑taught in every aspect of what the show not only demanded, but now required to keep pushing this idea of a truly cinematic audio experience. Soon after completing and releasing Episode 3, Episode 4 was underway. The writing and dialogue grew more intricate and deeper. The characters began to reveal new layers, and with that detail came the need for more time to truly convey what I wanted to show. The soundscapes became more immersive, and the performances rose to meet them. Five months later, in early 2026, the release of Episode 4 marked a bold new step forward—paving the way for depths of potential I had only just begun to glimpse.

The journey continues as I explore new frontiers in sound and story. Currently, I’ve been working on Episode 5 for the last few months, and it has been a difficult challenge. The story has reached a point where its depth is no longer linear, but multi‑directional. I’ve had to bring life to characters who were only ever spoken about before, and introducing them has not been easy. Certain voices demand a level of sophistication that only comes from learning new words, new rhythms, and new ways of speaking—earned through countless rounds of trial and error. The level of detail that once felt intense is now pushed even further, and the story demands it. With the progression of the world and my own growth, these challenges were inevitable, not unforeseen. No matter what trials lie ahead, the show must go on—not only for the listeners, but because I need to experience where this journey leads just as much as they do.