Robby Duguay is a game composer and game audio director based near Toronto, Canada. Robby’s composition style is dynamic and varied, drawing from the visuals and stories of his projects to find the sonic world that suits them best. His work includes Fossil Hunters, Graceful Explosion Machine, Fate Tectonics, The World of Peppa Pig, and Broken Spectre.

He credits his love for crafting game music to long hours spent in JRPGs, and his technical music background to his time studying at Arts Canterbury in Ottawa. Robby is also a game audio educator, having taught and presented to groups at venues like Sheridan College, the Toronto Media Arts Centre, and Massey Hall.

halina is a songweaver, sound designer, and production assistant based in Vancouver, BC - known for haunting the soundtracks of Moon Hunters, and IGF-Nominated The Yawhg, The Beginner’s Guide, and A Mortician’s Tale.

After experimenting with sound design on I Am Dead Where Are My Keys, halina has since worked on The World of Peppa Pig, The Great C, The Big Con, and Broken Spectre.

Andrew has worked in collaboration with Level Curve since January 2020. He is based in Toronto and has worked as foley recording artist, voice editor, sound designer and technical audio designer on many projects including but not limited to: Paranormal Pest Patrol, Flow Weaver, The Vale, Broken Spectre, and Waking Wonderland.

His desire to support gameplay experiences as a sound designer stems from his experience as a Humber College alum trained in bass music performance. He found that his preferred role as a performer is one that serves to benefit the music and the audience's experience over all else.

Andrew draws creativity from his media literacy, and, in combination with his passion for the silence between sounds, he crafts immersive sonic atmospheres to help draw audiences in to the world that is shown before them. He continues to hone his craft by accepting any and all challenges that he faces in audio design.

Eliza is a Toronto based Sound Designer, originally from London, UK. Her interest in the audio world began at a young age, leading her to study Music for Media at Ravensbourne University in London, and later, Sound Design at George Brown College.

She has been part of the Level Curve team since 2020, with some of her most recent titles including A Knight in the Attic and NERF: Ultimate Championship.

Ethan is a Torontonian Sound Designer and composer that joined Level Curve in May 2023. He studied music at the University of Toronto and sound design at George Brown College. His interest in game audio stemmed initially as a desire to write music for interactive media but gradually broadened into a greater appreciation for all aspects of game audio once he began to grasp the logic of its implementations.

His most recent contribution at Level Curve was for Teller Falls.