J.W WORKS
Writer and Composer for
Moving Image.
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'I will be definitely recommending you to people in the future'
EnderLost Studios
'was a real pleasure to work with you and I am extremly satisfied with the amazing results'.
Matchup Gamedesign
ABOUT J.WÂ MUSIC
After spending 5 years at Platform One College of Music, Joe Watson has learnt multiple skills throughout the industry. Through learning these skills Joe has developed a keen interested in writing music leading to the promising formation of local indie band Nakamarra. In recent months his interest in creating music has expanded to composing for moving image that later lead to work for a documentary set to be released later this year. With these experiences Joe is capable of composing across multiple genres including orchestral soundtracks to more contemporary styles.
Soon to finished his BA honours in Commercial Music, Joe aims to find future employment in
synchronisation and therefore using this website to showcase current works and future endeavours.
ABOUT J.W WORKS
After spending 5 years at Platform One College of Music, Joe Watson has learned multiple skills throughout the industry. Through learning these skills Joe has developed a keen interest in writing music leading to the formation of local indie band Nakamarra. Since then, his interest in creating music has expanded to composing and sound design for moving image which has led to working for companies around the world on released games such as 'An Aspie Life' and 'Siam Twinstick'.
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In recent years, Joe has taken to creative writing and has started to build a portfolio of short stories and scripts, and is now working on his violent tragedy, Becka: Tales of Feralton, an episodic story set in the future where betrayal, murder, and crime rule a dying metropolis. Joe is now looking to find and work with creative talents to help bring these stories to life.
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Check below for recent news and other pages for previous works and current writing projects.
Recent News: World Building
I've currently been spending a lot of time on world building the city of Feralton, and have really made some progress. Many of the gangs and characters are a lot more fleshed out with their own aims and politics coming into light. The story itself is really starting to take hold.
I feel like it won't be long until I'm in a strong enough place to start creating a show bible. I can't wait to get started.
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Make sure to checkout Becka's page to learn more about the project!
