Having voiceover for MDC's narrative was a very important personal goal for me, It's less intrusive than making players read textboxes and gives them a much more intimate connection to the characters. To accomplish this I:

• oversaw auditions to find voice actors that fit each role.

• Directed 6 VO sessions to bring the characters to (un)life and provide an engaging experience for players.

• Worked closely with sound designers to build an effective and efficient VO pipeline that ensured we always had finalized scripts ready for recording.

Garnering player investment in the story of a somewhat chaotic co-op game was a tall order. I spent a lot of time creating and implementing solutions for this problem, including:

• Writing and iterating on 150+ lines of dialogue and audio barks.

• Communicating with other disciplines to ensure narrative cohesion across the entire game.

• Doing research to ensure I was addressing the topic of Zeb's depression with the proper respect.