Emma van Heyn is a South African actor, musician, producer and songwriter.

Having written and composed music since the age of six, she has built a vast body of work throughout her career. Emma’s most recent venture includes the making and orchestration of FNB and BiB Africa’s audio library as Head of Post Production & Sound, working as head composer and sound designer on projects such as Sea Change (brought to you by the makers of My Octopus Teacher) and Qhawe! Mokgadi Caster Semenya’s audiobook, each densely sound designed for an immersive audio experience. She collaborated with Zolani Mahola, The One Who Sings, on projects including the soundtracks for the launch of Rise for the World and the conservation documentary, Ours, Not Mine.Ours, Not Mine.

Born and raised in a musically enriched environment, Floris discovered his passion for sound at an early age singing along to the notes of his mom’s piano. Growing up in Namibia, he immersed himself in the sounds and tropes of the local scenes by tinkering with his guitars and attending local gigs and concerts, eager to understand its nuances and intricacies.

Floris made the move to South Africa in 2014 to attend The SAE Institute in Cape Town to obtain his degree in Sound Production, where his talent quickly caught the attention of his peers and mentors. Over the years, Floris honed his skills through hands-on experience, working on a diverse range of projects spanning audio postproduction, music production, live performances, and more. A die-hard musician at heart, he also spends his free time performing with his band, Atomic Drive, in Cape Town.

He understands that sound engineering is not just about manipulating sound but also about capturing emotions and translating them into an immersive auditory experience. Whether it’s fine-tuning acoustics, mixing tracks in the studio, or troubleshooting complex audio challenges, Floris approaches each task with passion and unwavering precision, and his collaborative spirit has made him a favourite among artists, producers and fellow engineers.

Founder & Director

Daniel Eppel has an impressive history in composing original music and sound design. He also works as a post-production sound engineer and music producer. Daniel received a scholarship to study performance, film scoring and music engineering at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where he graduated Cum Laude in 2003. In 2002, Daniel was the 1st Runner Up in the American Mid-South Grammys Showcase hosted in Memphis, TN his home town. Daniel is now based in Cape Town, South Africa, his country of birth, where he is continuing his work as a composer/producer/engineer, as well as a DJ as a side gig (Eppelsauce). Daniel received a prestigious Fleur Du Cap nomination in the Music Composition/Sound Design category for the Handspring Puppet Company’s production of Ouroboros. Handspring’s previous production Warhorse was the winner of a Tony Award. In 2014, Daniel built Edible Audio Studios, a world-class, Dolby Enabled, sound facility designed in great detail, adhering to international sonic specifications.

daniel@edibleaudio.co.za