Tyler Morrisette is a Webby Award-winning audio engineer and sound designer specializing in narrative podcasts and story-driven audio. With over 15 years of experience, he collaborates with producers, studios, and creative teams to craft immersive listening experiences through meticulous dialogue editing, cinematic sound design, music, and mixing.

His work has been recognized with both a Webby Award and a Signal Award and includes collaborations with FX, PBS, PRX, GBH, Audacy, History Channel, Harvard, Patreon, At Will Media, and Back Pocket Studios. Recent credits include The Shards: Official Companion Podcast (FX), Antiques Roadshow: Detours (PBS/PRX), History This Week (History Channel), and Becoming You (Audacy), along with a wide range of documentary, branded, and independent productions created through Voltage, the boutique audio production company he co-founded.

Tyler approaches every project with a story-first mindset, using music, ambience, and cinematic sound design to support narrative pacing and emotional impact. Whether mixing dialogue, building immersive soundscapes, or shaping the emotional arc of a story, his goal is always to deepen the listener's connection to the story.

Outside of client work, Tyler is a songwriter, producer, and recording artist. He releases music under the name Creature in the Woods and is a founding member of the Brooklyn-based indie band Graffiti Royale. His music has been licensed for film and television, with placements across Netflix, Disney, Hulu, and other major networks and streaming platforms. His experience as both an artist and an engineer gives him a unique perspective on storytelling, bringing greater musicality, emotion, and sonic detail to every project.

Based in Brooklyn, NY, Tyler works with teams around the world.