People / Transfer
Mike studied Music Technology at London College of Music where he developed a keen interest in all aspects of sound design and graduated with a first-class degree.
He has worked in the industry for 5 years and in addition to his day-to-day role has worked on a number of award-winning short films.
Mike is a keen cook, loves spending time with his family and can often be spotted racing around the city on his beloved bike.
Jake’s introduction to music & sound began when he was handed a copy of Ableton Live at 15 years old.
Since then he has gone on to release music on a number of different labels, had his music played on BBC1, and has played across the country & internationally.
After completing a degree in Creative Music Production Jake began working in the post-production industry, gaining a couple of years of experience elsewhere before joining Factory as a Transfer Engineer.
From a young age, Alex developed a passion for music, initially playing the guitar but thereafter, becoming a multi-instrumentalist, writing and touring with his band throughout his teenage years.
This interest in music and audio led to the acquisition of a 1st class honours in a Music Production and Sound Engineering degree in Bristol. Here he discovered an aptitude for all things sound design (the idyllic marriage of both his love of film and audio) and has since been practising the craft as a freelancer, before joining the Factory family as Head Runner.
In his free time, Alex enjoys mountain biking, painting and illustrating, writing original compositions and indulging in the delights of London’s rich live music scene.
Harry’s passion for audio was sparked when he came across the Foley team crafting the sound effects for A Quiet Place.
This led him to pursue a degree in Media Production with a focus on audio, where he graduated with 1st class honours.
Since then, he has spent four years building his career in the industry, before joining Factory as a Transfer Engineer in 2024.
In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf and football but definitely isn’t as good as he thinks he is.