ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nathan Madsen is a seasoned game audio composer with years of experience in both in-house and freelance roles. We chatted about best practices in landing gigs, the pros and cons of freelance vs. in-house work, and how to balance a family with VGM ambitions.
He's got a real heart for mentorship and helping other composers succeed, aided no doubt by his previous work as a school teacher.
You can learn more about him and hear some of the fantastic music he's made at his website here.
Also, check out his vlog on game audio here.
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He's got a real heart for mentorship and helping other composers succeed, aided no doubt by his previous work as a school teacher.
You can learn more about him and hear some of the fantastic music he's made at his website here.
Also, check out his vlog on game audio here.
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