Brian Comerford is a multifaceted digital media producer with a rich background in broadcast radio production and entrepreneurship.
Since embarking on his radio career as a broadcast announcer in 1989, he has conducted hundreds of interviews with an array of subjects, including musicians, artists, authors, philosophers, and researchers, for his radio productions.
Throughout his illustrious career, Comerford has demonstrated his versatility by producing, scripting, and directing numerous episodes of live radio drama.
Notably, he co-founded RadioValve.com, the pioneering 24-hour techno radio station that was one of the first webcasters, and developed its own station management software.
This groundbreaking endeavor was even featured in the publication _Web Radio_ by Chris Priestman as a case study.
As an underground electronic music producer and DJ, Comerford boasts an extensive discography and has performed internationally as a solo artist and with his laptop "band".
With almost two decades of experience in underground film and scriptwriting projects, Comerford co-directed, co-produced, and co-edited the international documentary feature film _Ink Music: In the Land of the Hundred-Tongued Lyricist_, shot in Tokyo, Japan.
Throughout his career, Comerford has also worked as a voice actor, application developer, journalist, IT director, gaming audio consultant, and nutritional business owner, and has served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Denver in the Digital Media Studies department, where he also earned his MA.
He has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and experience in various fields, making him a true Renaissance man in the world of digital media.
