· Winner of 2nd Annual Game Audio Network Guild Composition Contest

· Music composition and coordination for The Escapist Magazine's video division

· Music composition for Airborn

· Music composition for The Escapist Magazine's Zero Punctuation video series

· Music composition for Love

· Music composition for BlackLeaf Studios' Art of War

· Music composition for Gamers With Jobs Conference Call podcast

· Music composition and sound design for Warpigstudios' Badge of Blood

· Music composition for Gary Grigsby's World at War: A World Divided

· Music direction and composition for InsomniaCorp's Gamers With Jobs Radio podcast

· Music composition for The Escapist Magazine's Escape Radio podcast

· Music composition for Vaughan Company's 2006 promotional video

· Composition, Arranging and Sound Design for Little b Productions’ “the space in-between: an electronic cabaret”

I can't say enough good things about Ian Dorsch. I've worked with a fair number of musicians and composers across various media, but Ian is someone I'd consider to be a musician's musician and a composer's composer. He _gets_ music in a way few other musicians I've worked with have. I've yet to set a challenge before him he's not been able to master, and I've asked him to do some ridiculous compositions. During the nine months or so Ian worked for my Insomnia Productions as musical director, I'd frequently call him at some ungodly hour, remind him of an obscure musical reference and then ask for "something just like that." Without fail, he'd deliver on time and beyond my expectations. The occasions I've had to work with him on more custom pieces of composition have been even more magical. As a musician, Ian knows exactly how to bend each instrument to his will, and produce just the right sound. As a composer, he knows how to translate a producer's vision into a stunning musical composition. I used to say that working with musicians made me wish I could play an instrument myself. But working with Ian makes me wish I could work with him every day, and let him play the instruments for me.

Russ Pitts
Associate Editor
The Escapist Magazine