Robby Duguay is a game composer based in Toronto, Canada. He writes in a wide range of styles, and is known for his work on Graceful Explosion Machine, Fate Tectonics, The World of Peppa Pig, and We Are Doomed.

He also teaches Digital Sound for Games for the Sheridan College Game Design degree program. 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. Today, Robby spends much of his time working closely with groups like the Toronto Media Arts Cluster, Gamma Space and Dames Making Games, and he is passionate about supporting a positive and respectful community for game developers.

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

After experimenting with sound design on I Am Dead Where Are My Keys, halina has since worked on Spoolside, The World of Peppa Pig, and Don’t Wake the Night.

Matt is a composer and sound designer for games, film and TV, based in Toronto, Canada. His compositions are often sound design driven, calling on a range of source materials including analog and digital synthesis, electric and acoustic instruments, handmade devices and found sounds. His music and sound design have been used for background scores, promos and special effects for TV and film trailers in the U.S., Canada and across the globe.

Matt’s recent game projects include sound design and implementation for Secret Location’s VR bullet hell game, Blasters of the Universe; sound design and implementation for Reptoid Games’ action-adventure game, Fossil Hunters; and composer for Numizmatic’s action board game, Light Fingers.

Matt also teaches Game Audio Design as a part-time professor at the School of Media and Performing Arts at George Brown College. He continues to produce library music when time permits, most recently for the Universal Music/FirstCom imprint, Darkfly.

Andrew Menino is a sound designer and audio editor for film, animation and video games based in Toronto, Canada. He is known for his work on the award winning animation In Passing, directed by Esther Cheung, and is currently working on many upcoming titles.

After discovering his admiration for high quality sounds while studying music and audio aesthetics at Humber College, he realized the potential for combining his passion for video games and sound design. He also specializes in designing and editing voices for voice over and other sound elements.

Andrew draws his inspiration from the video games and films of his youth and is constantly searching for innovative ideas to augment his work.

Jen has worked in various creative industries such as Radio, TV, Film and Video Games. She currently works as a freelance Sound Designer for Video Games. Recent game projects include the IGF-nominated A Mortician’s Tale and the action board game Light Fingers.

Jen also works as a mobile game Producer at Uken Games and a part-time professor at Sheridan College.

Jen is a lifelong Video Game, Comics, and Film fan and is interested in the way these mediums provide innovative experiences that can help push the boundaries of traditional storytelling. She is a proud member of Dames Making Games and an enthusiastic member of the Toronto games community.

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.

Throughout her studies an interest was sparked in interactive media, where her love of video games and audio fused.

After working alongside sound designers in London based studios, Eliza decided to further her skills in sound design, specialising in game audio. She moved to Toronto in 2019 to attend George Brown College and is now working on various upcoming titles.