Josué Vera is a Puerto Rican multimedia composer based in New York City. An NYU alum, his multifaceted body of work supports and highlights the narrative structures of various mediums, including but not limited to film, podcast, and video games. With his music he looks to enhance the storytelling experience. A story can create a common ground for people to share an experience. They’re a doorway to empathy, and he looks to ease that journey.

Josué is now an adjunct instructor in the Screen Scoring program at NYU where he teaches Scoring Techniques for Video Games. As a part of Trivium Studios, he provides original music and acts as audio director for the projects he works on.

Dannyellis Meléndez Rivera is a composer and music designer based in Puerto Rico. Dannyellis’ story began with a guitar at the age of six and a life-long passion for both music and video games. She went on to begin her composing career by working for LED Development Studios and creating music for the games “Slippery Penguin” and “Manny The Super Manatee”.

Dannyellis currently works on music implementation in the indie game “The Coldest Winter”. As part of Trivium Studios, she composes additional music and handles implementation of interactive audio for video games.

Juan Cruz is a sound designer and violinist based in Puerto Rico. During his formative years, Juan discovered a passion for video game audio, and has been developing it ever since. He believes that great games become incredible when they have good audio that enhances the player’s experience and immersion; his main goal as a sound designer is communicating feelings and emotion to the listener.

Currently, Juan is working as the main sound designer in the upcoming game The Coldest Winter by indie video game studio Vibe XP. As a part of Trivium Studios, he handles the sound design and dialogue editing on various projects.