Looking for my next
opportunity
to make an impact in the  audio industry.

My specialties would have to be Mixing and Mastering, at least those are the most fun to me and they are what I feel like I do best.  I started mixing at my church as a teenager, about 18 or so years ago.  I quickly fell in love with the process and wanted to know everything about it.  It wasn't long after that that I wanted to learn how to create my own music to mix and started taking guitar lessons.  In just a few short months, I was playing guitar in the band at my church, as well as the showtime choir's band at my high school.  After high school, in 2006, I invested in what I thought was recording equipment (an 8-track digital recorder, mic, and a few other pointless pieces) and myself and a few friends started recording music in my bedroom. That went on for a couple years, until my parents (I think they were just tired of me recording our music in their house) helped me get in to this school in Oklahoma City called The Academy of Recording Arts (its closed down now; the guy who ran it, Dave, he had cancer), where I earned a certification for Audio Recording Engineering.  After that I worked at the A1 Engineer for King of Glory Ent. in Oklahoma City in 2009.

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Now, 11 years later, I am enrolled at Full Sail University where I am in pursuit of a bachelor of science degree in Music Production. I am currently about to start my second academic year and I am maintaining a 4.0 GPA.  The goals for after school would be to get hired on somewhere like Ty Fy Studios in Orlando, to get a spot at a record label as either an engineer or a producer, or to get hired on to a film's audio production crew.

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In the meantime, my main focuses professionally are my school work, creating the best music that I possibly can, and producing a professional quality product for any work that I get contracted for.