Adam Frick-Verdine is a sound designer, composer, sound artist, husband, and father in Colchester, CT, who is passionate about creating innovative and engaging ways to tell stories with sound. He has taught in the Audio Aesthetics and Technology department at Webster University since 2011.

He has had an active career of client work through his company Hugmonster Sound, producing sound for independent film, television, advertising, podcasts, museums, and more for over 20 years. His work has been shown on NBC, Qubo, PBS, Nickelodeon, and Noggin, in national theatrical releases, at film festivals, on DVD, and more. His museum and interactive work includes music production and sound design for festivals and museums in Washington, DC, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennessee, and New Jersey.