I am a Veteran, having served in the U.S. Navy's Submarine Fleet as a Missile Technician.  I am a native Texan and love video games, art, movies, animation, technology, photography, martial arts, fishing, shooting, and golf.
 

My main passions in life are games, movies, and martial arts.  I recieved my bachelor degree in Game Design from Full Sail University in June 2013.  I am currently developing my own games as an indie developer.  I have released one game, "Endless Flyer", to the android market and have worked on several unpublished projects.  I have also designed a hit game for android, but I was denied credit on it, read the story below.

 

While in school I designed a game that I hired a company to develop for me.  After my initial payment to them, and first milestone was hit, it was clear that they were scamming me.  I fired them and started to develop the game on my own.  While I was developing my game, the company I hired released a game three months later that had a similar name as mine, and was almost an exact copy of my concept.  As this company is in India, I have no way of suing them over it.  However instead of being angry about it, I take great pride that my design was worthy enough to steal.  The game they stole from me has had over 5,000,000 installs, and they did a sequal that currently has over 10,000,000 installs.  So I may not have got any credit, but they know where they got that game design and I take pride in the fact that I created a hit game to be stolen.  

 

Outside of game development, I am beginning my journey as an author.  I have release a cook book for kindle and paperback to see how the publishing process worked.  Afterwards I wrote a short story and published it to kindle and paperback as well.  The purpose of the short story was to receive feedback on my writing from readers in order to be a better story steller.  I am currently writing 3 more books that I hope to release soon.

 

I am currently learning to do voice over acting, cinematography, and photography to also enhance my creative side, and help me be a better game designer.

 

Last, but not least; check out my visual resume here