About Casey

Casey is a 2022 grad from the College of William & Mary, with a degree in Film/Media Studies. He completed his graduate certificate program in Film Scoring Technology at Berklee College of Music. His areas of interest are film/media scoring and music composition/performing. He is also a multi-instrumentalist/musician, playing guitar, piano, bass, cello, violin, drums, mandolin, melodica, gemshorn, hurdy-gurdy, and additional percussion.

While at William and Mary, Casey took multiple courses/independent studies in film scoring, music composition, tonal theory, and computer music. Right before the pandemic shut down the campus, Casey won the William and Mary Student Composition Competition (2020) for his Road Runner rescore. It was performed live by the William and Mary Orchestra. While at William & Mary, Casey performed with one of the campus music ensembles. In addition, Casey has written, recorded, and performed original music.

Casey’s graduate courses at Berklee included multiple classes in Orchestration, Film Scoring Technology, and Music Composition, as well as Video Game Scoring and Sync Music. While at Berklee, Casey grew his knowledge base/skills through his graduate courses, while also continuing to score/compose projects and collaborate with other composers, filmmakers, and creatives.

Casey’s latest projects include the short film Call Earl, which premiered at the Overlook Film Festival in 2025 and is currently in a festival run (Overlook Horror Festival, GenreBlast, The Future of Film is Female Showcase, Grimmfest, and Nightmares Festival); orchestrating the musical Chameleon (music by Joey Contreras, written by Daisy Villegas); and, a musical composition for the modern dance performance Moment by Moment by Aura CuriAtlas And Human Landscape Dance that premiered at the Ampersand International Arts Festival in 2025.

Casey loves composing/scoring across multiple genres – from comedy to horror to animation to experimental documentaries to gaming to live performances – all while building a community of collaborators. He truly understands the importance of a good music composition/score, as it can help elevate stories and viewing experiences. He has many film scoring/composition influences, ranging from orchestral to electronic - and especially those who bring a grounding in musicianship and performance to their compositions/scores – a creative path he strives to emulate.