FAQ

We schedule a 30 minute call to talk through your game, your timeline, and what you’re looking for. No pressure — just a chance to see if we’re a good fit creatively and logistically. It can also be a good time to just talk through references, mood, and musical identity.

I’ve worked across a range of styles, but tend to focus on orchestral, hybrid scores, ambient, and electronic textures depending on the game’s tone. I’m always down to try something new!

Very flexible. I’m happy to work with indie teams, mid-sized studios, or larger publishers, and will structure pricing based on what makes sense for your situation. Contact me for a copy of my project pricing form, which will give you a pricing estimate based on the amount of music you’re looking for, as well as other preferences you have for the music.

It depends on the scope, but I’ll always give you a clear estimate and keep you updated as we go.

I’ll write a short piece specifically for your game as a sample so you can hear how I might approach your project before you fully commit.

If your score would benefit from live performances, I handle contracting the players and managing the recording sessions in my home studio. Currently, I can contract string players (violin, viola, and cello) and vocalists.

Depending on the situation (passion projects, student work, portfolio collaborations, etc.), we can work with very low-cost or deferred arrangements. For projects that are not intended for commercial release, we can likely make a low-cost (or even free) non-exclusive licensing arrangement so that you can still get some custom music into your game. Either way, feel free to reach out — I’m happy to chat.