Alan Sessler Email & Phone Number

Wanchese

Getting back into serious writing December of 2009, I started submitting my short stories to anthology publishers.The Perfect Size was accepted in 2012 and published in Smart Rhino's February 2013 release Zippered Flesh 2: More Tales of Body Enhancements Gone Bad!Since that time I've had over twenty stories published including electronic and print anthologies, ezines and audio podcasts. I know it's not a lot in terms of output or success, but it's been the most rewarding thing in my life to see my work being read by others.

Wanchese

During summer 2012 I composed the music for two animated promos to a local Zombie Walk to be held the fall of that year that unfortunately was quelled by a hurricane.April 2011 I composed the score for a film school student's horror short entitled Schizo. The nicest compliment the director received and passed on to me was that out of several films showed at their festival it sounded like I actually watched the film as opposed to student composers from one of Nashville's prestigious music universities.August 2010 I composed the theme and incidental music for a personally-animated vignette titled On The Same Page. It was an attempt at crooning jazz and seemed to compliment the animation nicely.From 2008 to 2010 I composed the entire score for a handful of online games produced by my short-lived games company. It wasn't quite film work but a few of the games did include cutscenes and changes dramatic enough to demand a change in music.

Newspaper-style credits for indie film The Affliction.Logo for Javier Drums.Converted Microcharged's logo from 2d to 3d with 3d Studio Max.CD artwork and/or layout for North Carolina indie artists Elephant, Mudfish, 2026.

Working as graphic designer, animator, composer and sound effects man, myself and a programming partner designed and produced a handful of Flash games found at online gaming sites across the globe. Titles include Polarized, P-Shooter, Mad Jack's Pumpkin Bash, Summation 9, IllumiNexus and one unreleased project entitled OctoPie. We had several other games in the works when my programmer was offered far more profitable employment as a full-time programmer.It was a lot of hard work but gratifying fun while it lasted.