Kerry Cobuccio (b.1980) has always had an interest in the arts, growing up playing in bands, orchestras and choirs as a child.  She also has had a love for computers and technology, nurtured by her computer programming father.  Classically trained, she received a bachelors degree in music theory from the University of New Hampshire, a bachelor's degree in Audio Production from the Art Institute of California, Los Angeles and a masters degree in music composition from the University of Minnesota.  

Kerry has worked on music and sound for a variety of medium.  Her roots are in classical music and has written for bands, orchestras and chamber ensembles.  Her music was performed by Zeitgeist, and on KFAI.  Her film scores have appeared in the International Children's Film Festival which included conventions in San Diego, Las Vegas and San Francisco.  She has edited dialogue for independent films and has created sound effects for a number of independent video games, most recently working for Seismic Games, HyperKinectic Studios, and Player1Games. 

Kerry still loves to teach and has taught clarinet, music theory, composition, and general music/rock music in the Manchester Schools (New Hampshire), the University of New Hampshire Summer Youth Music School, University of Minnesota, Schoolcraft College and Rio Hondo College. She has volunteered with PIECES and the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles (partnering with Women in Games International to teach girls about game development).

Kerry lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Dave and their dog, Shadow.