Kevin Unruh is a Toronto-based sound designer and composer creating dynamic audio and adaptive scores for video games. Their past work spans mediums including animated and live-action short films, electronic music production and mastering, live audio engineering, and symphonic concert music.
They have designed post-production sound for films that have received international screenings, while their mastering for electronic music has been published on Toronto local electronic music labels ORO Records and Frequencies.
As a composer, Kevin has written for video games, film, and live performances, across genres including electronic, pop, rock, orchestras, chamber ensembles, and choirs.
Currently a post-graduate student of sound design at George Brown Polytechnic, they previously studied classical music composition at the University of Toronto.
They have designed post-production sound for films that have received international screenings, while their mastering for electronic music has been published on Toronto local electronic music labels ORO Records and Frequencies.
As a composer, Kevin has written for video games, film, and live performances, across genres including electronic, pop, rock, orchestras, chamber ensembles, and choirs.
Currently a post-graduate student of sound design at George Brown Polytechnic, they previously studied classical music composition at the University of Toronto.
