George Dalphin

After skipping two grades and graduating from the Indiana Academy at the age of 15, George Dalphin received a BA in Studio Art from Indiana University at 19 years old. There, he exhibited his artwork in a one-man show at the age of 16 and in the annual, juried Whitewater Regional Art Competition three years in a row, in two of which he had winning pieces. At 18, he began making electronic music as Headphoneboy, and has thus far produced nine albums of original material as well as twenty-six mix albums of other artists' work uniquely married. He has written several feature-length screenplays with Joe Foster, including X-COM:UFO Defense, Bridges and Tierra Del Fuego, and has written and directed several short films, including I Was Jesus and Dracula and Doubting Thomas and several for the 48 Hour Film Project. George has written two novels, Thirsty & Drowning and the recent fantasy-comedy Bob Wacszowski, Necromancer.