Austin Coffee (IMDB) is an award-winning composer, producer, and project manager, whose diverse skill set spans numerous creative and technical disciplines. He currently serves as the Production Manager for Strawberry Hill Studio & Samurais of Sound in Novato, CA.
Austin has collaborated with media organizations such as KarmaFilm, GraceSigns, and AppLovin. He has worked alongside esteemed musicians including Raj Ramayya, En Karma, and MPI, and renowned voice actors such as Karen Strassman.
Austin's extensive expertise includes music scoring for television and video games, songwriting, vocal performance, voice acting, recording engineering, mixing, mastering, marketing, podcasting, music video directing and production, descriptive video writing, game mastering, web design, graphic design, creative writing, and course syllabus development. In 2024, Austin was honored with a Golden Bell Award from the Marin County Office of Education for his excellence in the field of education.
Austin is the founder of Coffeehouse Family Productions and webmaster for his wife Amanda Roncaglia’s art portfolio website. He also serves as a paraprofessional educator and substitute teacher for transitional special education. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Academy of Art University in San Francisco. His dedication, versatility, and passion position him as a transformative force in the multimedia and educational landscapes.
Games & Anime Music Production
Music Production
"Breathing" from the album San Francisco was released 11/25/22 by the Beautiful Losers, with Music Production by Austin Coffee.
Songwriting & Production
Austin wrote, sang, and produced "Let's Tell Stories" for his Coffeehouse Family Productions project.
Music Composition
Scoring for Animation
Austin is the composer for the animation "Pigeon", featured in more than ten film festivals.
Music Video Direction
Austin is the director for the music video "Tom Sawyer", with music by Raj Ramayya.
Animation
"Hexagon" is animated and composed by Austin.
Avant-Garde Music Composition
Lo-Fly is a collection of experimental pieces featuring bird calls.