I am a dedicated and creative sound producer who combines technical expertise with a strong sense of community and purpose. My journey through the NC, HNC, and now HND in Sound Production has not only equipped me with the practical skills needed for the music industry, but has also helped shape my identity as an adaptable, forward-thinking professional.

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Throughout my academic and practical experience, I have developed a broad skill set across multiple areas of production — from recording and mixing to mastering, sound design, and immersive spatial audio. I have worked both independently and collaboratively on projects that reflect my passion for crafting meaningful, professional-quality sound. Whether producing ambient compositions or running full studio sessions, I always strive to balance technical excellence with creative expression.

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Outside of higher education, I actively work as a DJ and volunteer with local charities to bring music into community spaces. These experiences have been just as vital to my growth. DJing has taught me how to read and respond to live audiences, build emotional connection through sound, and adapt quickly under pressure. Supporting community initiatives has helped me understand music’s wider social value — how it can uplift, unite, and empower people from all walks of life. This sense of connection and purpose feeds into every project I work on.

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I see myself not just as a producer, but as a communicator, collaborator, and problem solver. I’m deeply committed to evolving with the industry, embracing new technologies while always maintaining an authentic creative voice. My long-term goal is to work in roles that allow me to combine my technical and artistic abilities — whether that’s in commercial production, live sound, immersive audio, or building a brand that brings positive impact through music.

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With a strong academic foundation, real-world experience, and a genuine love for the craft, I’m ready to contribute meaningfully to the next stage of my journey in sound production.

 

While each tab within the portfolio represents the development and production process of an individual artefact, the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) tab functions as a central project management overview. It includes detailed information about the planning and execution of each artefact, such as timelines, goals, equipment lists, software used, microphone and channel setups, and key production decisions. Importantly, the WBS tab also contains direct links to supporting evidence, including research documents, project plans, floor diagrams, screenshots, budget sheets, and ClickUp boards. These links provide quick access to relevant materials, offering deeper insight into each stage of production and showing how creative and technical decisions were made in context. This tab ensures transparency, traceability, and a clear connection between planning and final output—demonstrating a professional and methodical approach to managing complex sound production projects.

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