Daniel Dehaan

A brand-funded documentary short on the game makers of Can Can Wonderland. Tucked away inside an old canning factory, a dwindling handful of collectors and game makers fight to keep the magic of analog play alive. Daniel served as sound designer, dialogue editor, and mixer on the film.

Working as a sound designer for Fivestone Studios Daniel edited dialogue, designed sounds, and composed original music for The Museum of MoMoney, an interactive museum reimagining financial education through hands-on play, produced in partnership with Luci, Ravenswood Studio, and Electrosonic.

Working in collaboration with Joel Corelitz, Daniel designed sounds for the original release and hand-tracking update of Pontoco’s award-winning VR puzzle game The Last Clockwinder.

Working as a sound designer at Waveplant Daniel designed all the music and sounds for T-Mobile’s 5G&Me Experience Center, a 4,000-square-foot immersive exhibit located at T-Mobile US headquarters.

Working as a sound designer at Waveplant Daniel designed music and sounds for an interactive installation at Beam Suntory’s US headquarters.

Working as a sound designer at Waveplant Daniel designed all the sounds and music for Jellyvision’s Alex an interactive employee benefits onboarding system.

Working with Waveplant, Daniel designed, programmed, and composed the custom software and music for an interactive installation produced by Humancraft.

Working as a freelance composer, Daniel composed the soundtrack for the short film “Blight,” directed by German-American filmmaker Markus Hoeckner.

Daniel has always enjoyed making his own tools for both sound creation and enhancing his workflows. In 2025 he launched Simple Sound Tools as a platform for him to share these creations with others.

StemShare is an in-development platform for learning music technology by doing. Students work directly with browser-based audio/MIDI production tools, receive contextual guidance as they make creative decisions, and turn timestamped audible feedback into immediate revisions—connecting classroom learning with professional production workflows.