10 03 26Reconnecting to Art During Stressful Times
I’m sick of news headlines…I feel like our collective day to day we’ve experienced so far this decade has been mainline quest after mainline quest after ...phew, that was a close one, let’s refuel and stock up on new gear—wait why are all the prices so high?!— oh hey look, a new mainline quest…! It’s beyond easy to feel hypervigilant about everything going on in games & entertainment…with rapidly advancing tech, layoffs, the constant analysis of what content gets made and why, the economy, how audiences consume media—you name it. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone! I also often find myself lost in the sauce! (If this doesn’t sound like you, don’t be shy, what is your secret??)
Noah’s Belt is a fully CG-rendered film for which we had the honor of casting for performance capture. It was a joy to witness the utilization of PCap technology in mediums beyond video games.
Working on FC24 was such an exciting experience due to their innovative motion capture technology. They utilized their in-house HyperMotion V tech to enhance the realism of movement, which made the game truly stand out.
Chirulabs has brought to life a digital universe. Through their anime-style animation Azuki, they weave unique tales and adventures, blurring the boundaries between the physical and digital realms. We’re grateful to have contributed to the casting process for this project.
As dedicated proponents of diversity and inclusivity, teaming up with Lacy Redway, AM Darke, and EA Games for hair consultation on Sims 4 is truly significant to us. We’re thankful for these amazing teams, and we’re thrilled with the final results!
Our success isn’t measured by the number of credits we have, but by the relationships we’ve forged, the lives we’ve touched and the impact we’ve had on the world. We’ve achieved more than we thought possible thanks to our friends, family, clients, and partners.


GameSoundCon was a blast! Chip and Julia chaired the Dialogue and Performance Track and organized a networking event for actors. It’s always great catching up with our audio engineering and game development friends!
We’re happy to have more chances for face-to-face connections in our classes. Even though online classes are still an option, there’s something special about meeting in person that adds to our learning experience.
Teaming up with Voice Over Camp, we organized another exhilarating year of VO Gone Wild in Idyllwild, CA. It was heartwarming to witness everyone come together at this camp-style retreat for voice actors, engaging in classes, panels, and networking dinners.



