Produced by Liz Adams, this raucous, energetic
comedy examines the career of three hapless musicians looking for a career break.
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Alone (2010)
(Suspense) Directed by Jon Cellini, this psychological thriller explores
the murderous downward spiral of events on a camping trip with two young couples.
Morning (guitar)
The hunt
The
Finest Hour (2009)
(Magical realism/Suspense)
Six people's
everyday lives are interrupted by a cosmic battle between good and evil. Directed by Les Shepherd.
The Dark Lord
Quiet realization
Troubled dreams
Sassybax
(animated commercial) (2009)
(Retro/commercial) Directed
by David Lampert and animated by Louis Pieper. The client called for a bright, happy 1950's-style "TV ommercial"
sound to advertise a new kind of bra.
SassyBax
Creation (2009)
(Sci-Fiction/Epic)
Directed by Ron Roggé.
A futuristic Sci-fi short about a race of cybernetic women warriors created by a lonely scientist. This score
called for epic, sweeping sound.
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The Quickie (2007)
(Drama/Comedy)
(Filmed
in B&W). This period piece, directed by Cosmos Kiindarius, takes up where Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
leaves off. George and Martha visit an island resort, with unpredictable results. This fascinating project called for a "retro"
score, with an authentic '50's "studio orchestra" sound, including a samba-styled closing.
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Do
unto others (2008)
(Drama) Produced by Ron Roggé. A
thoughtful short that examines the moral dilemma of a young physician who must treat the man who murdered his brother. Scored
for lyrical strings and acoustic guitar.
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