The main cue from the recent film Mr. Marceau (2010, Jared Allen, director). This film won
an award from the International Cinematographer's Guild, and was Sept. 26, 2010 at an awards ceremony at the Directors Guild
Theatre in Los Angeles.
Front Men Theme
Opening credit music for Front Men (2010) a new internet comedy series
produced by Liz Adams. This quirky, energetic jazz cue matches well with the slapstick antics of the characters in the series.
The Dark Lord
This cue accompanies a narration about cosmic forces of good and evil... as the music builds, we are
brought from celestial realms to a dark alleyway in which an evil Presence awaits.
Angela's Theme
Drawn from the score for Voyeur (2006), this emotional, restless
cue accompanies our first glimpse of the of the heroine in this dark thriller.
Birch is hunted
Chase scene in All Alone (2009) when the character Birch meets her killer
deep in the woods. Heavy percussion, strings and brass.
Morning
Gentle, meditative cue for solo guitar, from the film All Alone (2009,
Jon Cellini, director).
Do unto others
The opening credits for a thoughtful, emotional short by director Ron Roggé
(2008). Lyrical strings and acoustic guitar.
Brooding over deep waters
Closing credits for the film Finest Hour (2009, in post-production). Dark
lyrical writing for low strings.
It's a SassyBax™ Bra!
A commercial cue for a new kind of brassiere.... the ad director
wanted a happy, upbeat 1950s "retro" sound.
Creation
Opening cue for the film Creation (2009, Ron Roggé, director).
Sci-fi thriller, using choral and orchestral colors.
Jeff hunts for a job
Drawn from the score for Finest Hour (2009, in post production), this
cue accompanies a montage where the main character in an urban drama is systematically turned down for one job after another.
Hubert's Dream
A magical cue for small chamber ensemble that evokes a sense of wonder and excitement,
well suited for fantasy or animated film.
Fanfare and Remembrance
An epic score with a blazing fanfare, followed by a quiet hymn of remembrance on distant
horns. Listen especially for the men's choir humming during the quiet section. This elegy builds to a climax and ends in
triumph.
A Private Grief
For piano solo. Profound stillness and deep calm.
Epic Horns
A classic epic-adventure score, evoking wide open spaces. Massive brass chords and percussion are the foundation,
contrasted with strings. The lyrical mid-section develops the material, finally returning to the opening theme.
