Virtual Productions is built on three traditional cornerstones: Creativity, Professionalism and Quality. Owners Michael and Carolyn Damon have established a facility offering music, film, corporate and game clients access to a comprehensive array of technology in a relaxed, creative setting.

The name says "Virtual" but there is nothing virtual about Michael or Carolyn's resumes. Michael honed his audio skills as a freelance engineer working in top New England music and post-production studios. Since opening the facility in 2001 he has focused his energies toward music and sound design work for independent films, computer games and music libraries. The son of two classically trained musicians, Michael is an accomplished composer and multi-instrumentalist fluent in a wide range of musical styles. His credits include promo music for NBC (Medium, Justice, House, Law & Order:SVU, Third Watch, The Biggest Loser), USA Networks (Monk) and Fox Speed Channel (Unique Whips). He has composed several film scores including The Tested, which took the top prize at the 2006 LA International Short Film Festival, premiering on BET's "Best Shorts" program in late 2006. Michael was also the sound designer for Gowanus, Brooklyn, which won the jury prize for Best Short at the 2004 Sundance Festival and went on to become the Academy-nominated feature Half Nelson.

Michael is actively involved with engineering and production for music artists as well. Recent highlights include "Running To Be Gone" and "Never Change", the debut EP and followup CD from former John Mayer sideman Joe Beleznay, and the "Seasons of Change" and "Christ Is Born" CDs from Christian singer-songwriter Carolyn Cavanagh.

Carolyn Damon blends a background in corporate IT management and metaphysics. Her business experience and Michael's creative energy provide the foundation for a solid company that attracts the area's leading production, voiceover, musical and video consulting talents. "We draw from a diverse pool of technical and creative talent to help provide solutions for a wide range of production challenges" Carolyn says.