I'm remaking my website because i dont want to pay for squarespace anymore, i dont care about looking overly professional, but i'd rather not lose all the information about credits and talks and my career that i had on my old website.

I've been having a bit of a think about work and such over the past while and i'm not interested in pursuing the games industry as a primary career anymore. I've been there for 10 years and burned out far too many times. I'm still pretty damn proud of everything i did accomplish in my career in games and I'd like to keep all those things documented. I could be interested in editing VO from time to time if the project is right because i know that i'm damn good at it. I just dont want to keep defining myself exclusively in terms of my games career. The industry is currently on fire anyway and there's still quite a lot of unheathy habits normalized in games spaces (crunch, overworking for the passion of it, lack of boundaries with work and life, etc). I've also noticed a pretty unhealthy habit of my own, defining myself exclusively in terms of marketable skills. I still catch myself defining myself as a "Sound Designer" before all else. So maybe lets take a look at the other things I'm passionate about, whether or not they make money (^_^)