Sound design has become one of the central pillars of my creative work. Across theater and film, my process focuses on the relationship between emotion and space—approaching sound as a physical entity that helps establish not only the foundation of a story’s world, but also the feelings that are felt within the bodies of performers and audience members alike.
This dropdown menu encapsulates my sound design work—outlining my experience across theatrical productions, film projects, and collaborative creative work, and organized by their respective categories.
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The Meowing Nuns (2026)
Directed by: Hunter Abal
Whitmore Theater
LANDS (2025)
Directed by: Hunter Abal
Broadwater Blackbox Theater
Danton’s Death (2025)
Directed by: Hunter Abal
California Institute of the Arts
The Dictator (2024)
Directed by: Hunter Abal
California Institute of the Arts
Drip (2024)
Directed by: Morgan McDonald
The Other Space
Herakles (2024)
Directed by: Hunter Abal
California Institute of the Arts
The Play that Goes Wrong (2023)
Directed by: Alec Anderson-Carrasco
California Institute of the Arts
Island of Servants (2023)
Directed by: Christopher Akerlind
California Institute of the Arts
Men on Boats (2023)
Directed by: Genevieve Fowler
California Institute of the Arts
Urinetown (2022)
Directed by: Deborah Martin
Berea Jelkyl Drama Center
Noises Off (2021)
Directed by: Adanma Barton
Berea Jelkyl Drama Center
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Reminiscing (2026)
Directed by: Sam Jensen
Lead Sound Designer
I Don’t Own a Gun (2026)
Directed by: Danny Souza
Lead Sound Designer
Messy Lola (2026)
CynCity Productions
Assistant Sound Designer
Closer (2025)
Directed by: Michael Ainslee-Diaz
Composer
REMorse (2025)
Directed by: Steven Ramos
Lead Sound Designer
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January 2024 - Present: ADR Recordist & Sound Engineer, California Institute of the Arts
Working directly with the talent, guest speakers, and industry professionals to deliver high quality recordings
Producing 200-300 recordings per week
Labeling and digital management of all recording assets
Studio management (i.e. cabling, storage, and maintenance of space)
Optimizing workflow in ProTools
Theatrical Works
Snippet from The Meowing Nuns
While theater is an incredible medium for storytelling, filming it often leads to either visual or auditory problems in the recording.
Attached is a slideshow of photos from the most recent show that I worked on. You will witness audio added to the background of the images to retell the scene as best as possible—capturing one of the most compelling moments from the show.
Enjoy and thank you for listening!