About Us

We’re not here to play by the rules—we’re here to rewrite them.

At Bad Guys Studios, we don’t just produce events—we orchestrate chaos with precision. From live-streamed spectacles to epic in-person productions, we thrive on crafting experiences that captivate, inspire, and sometimes leave audiences wondering if we’ve taken over the world (we have).

Our team of renegade experts combines technical mastery with an unorthodox approach to bring your vision to life, no matter the platform. Whether it’s remote streaming, on-site event wizardry, or consulting for your next big idea, Bad Guys Studios delivers flawless execution—every time.

Join us in creating something extraordinary, because the best stories always need a little villainy.

Meet The Team

Drew "Mudcat" Godsey

Co-Founder & The Chaos Conductor

Master of the stream, architect of controlled mayhem

With years of experience orchestrating some of the most chaotic live events in the streaming universe, Mudcat thrives in the thick of it. Whether it’s a marathon stream or a high-stakes corporate broadcast, he's the creative mastermind who makes it all click. From engineering complex setups to managing every technical aspect mid-event, he brings calm to the storm and make sure the show goes on, no matter what.

Fun Fact: Can often be found concocting new ways to automate chaos for maximum efficiency, just because he can.

Bec "CausticPhoenix" Godsey

Co-Founder & The Mastermind of Mayhem

Visionary storyteller, crafting worlds and weaving narratives that captivate and command

Caustic is the creative force behind the camera, transforming every event into a memorable spectacle. With a sharp eye for detail and an endless imagination, she ensures that every broadcast has a distinct flavor, a captivating story, and flawless execution. From live D&D campaigns to high-profile corporate events, Caustic is the one shaping the experience, making sure it’s not just another stream but an event that sticks with viewers long after the lights go down.

Fun Fact: She's been known to storyboard live events in their sleep—literally. The best ideas come at 3 AM, right?