One belief, every form it implies.
TimesHome Media exists because of one belief: story travels through forms, and each form reveals something new. A world written as a novel is not the same world filmed, scored, or built into software. Each telling shows you something the others could not.
That is why one small studio publishes fantasy novels, shoots films and music videos, and builds software for worldbuilders. From the outside it can look like three companies. From the inside it is one act, repeated in every form it implies: build a world worth being in, then hand over the tools so others can build their own.
At its core, TimesHome Media is one maker, with trusted collaborators brought in when the work demands it. That shape keeps the work honest. Things ship when they are ready rather than when they are perfect, because a story hoarded in a drawer helps nobody. And the work gets promoted without embarrassment, because somewhere out there is the person it was made for, and they do not know it exists yet.
The worlds are often dark, because the world often is. The response to that is not despair. It is making things, and leaving the toolbox open.
Writer, director, and developer. Author of the Timeshome series, director of the studio's film work, and the hands behind LexForge and TailSlate. Before any of this, a professional touring bassist. The music never left; it changed form, like everything else here.