#NACVGM so glad to be able to have a lunch with some of the awesome-est people in the field. Excited for our last day!

Last day #NACVGM! What a wonderful conference. Time for food and drink! Congrats to everyone for a great round of papers! Thanks to ⁦Peter Smucker⁩ and the committee for putting on an awesome weekend!

I'm still floating (& recovering) from an incredible #NACVGM 10 experience. More on that soon. You need to keep the #ludomusicology conversation going and prep for #Ludo2023 and other #vgm events! Keep your eyes peeled for info! Ludomusicology (inactive account) Society for the Study of Sound and Music in Games ludomusicology.org

I was really looking forward to see my name in the credits for the DK Rap, but alas as expected it's not there ........ fml

We’re officially Muppets canon. Perhaps time to call it a day, because where do we even go from here?

JOSEPH DANIEL VOTTO STILL BANGS

For all music scholars interested in sound/music in theme parks or themed experiences, please consider submitting a proposal to the conference I am organizing with Tim Summers a UCF this summer. Submission deadline is Friday (January 5). CFP info: themeparkmusicandsound.org

#NACVGM takes place this weekend!🚀🎵🎮🎶 Get ready for amazing talks on Game Audio and much more, with lauraintravia.bsky.social as keynote speaker. There is still time to register for virtual attendance. Don't miss it!! nacvgm.org

Music and the Moving Image 17.2 is out now on Project MUSE! Featuring articles by Justin Mueller (UVA), Tore Helseth (@HiInnlandet), and William Ayers (UCF College of Arts & Humanities) on music in documentaries, opera in movies, and sound during video game failures. 🎶🎥🎮 muse.jhu.edu/issue/53012

Vol. 17, Iss. 3 of Music and the Moving Image is out online on Project MUSE! The issue features articles by @juliannegrasso (Florida State University), William Ayers (UCF College of Arts & Humanities), and Richard J. Anatone (Prince George's CC). 🎶 muse.jhu.edu/issue/53162

In Vol. 17, Iss. 3 of Music and the Moving Image on Project MUSE, William Ayers (UCF College of Arts & Humanities) presents part two of his article on the sounds and music that accompany moments of death in video games (check out 17.2 for part 1) muse.jhu.edu/pub/34/article…

Oh hey, Marvel Snap, the game I play for a job, just got banned in the United States because of its corporate connection to TikTok. No idea when it'll be back. Cool. Cool Cool Cool. I have something I would REALLY love to show you right now, but it's not quite ready...