A Day in November
A Tam Le Film
Written and directed by Tam Le
Official selection at the Sidewalk Moving Picture Film Festival
Waiting
Directed by: Yuri Shapochka
Accepted into many different film festivals, including Sedona and Sidewalk. The movie won Platinum Remy at the Houston WorldFest, out of about 1500 short films submitted and also won a prize at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival. It also was invited to screen at the Cannes Film Festival in France (2010) as part of a showcase of shorts. The movie was written by Mary Catherine Wendt.
Discontent
Directed by Alex Traywick Watch online
The opening theme tune was not composed by me, but everything else in the movie is.
Day Of Vengeance
Roaring Creek Productions Watch online
48 Hour Scramble film. I had about 6 hours to compose the music for this film shot as part of the Birmingham Sidewalk Scramble Competition.
Ten Pistols
Roaring Creek Productions (34 minutes) Watch online
Experience the Wonder of Desoto Caverns
Parc Entertainment
Documentary style commercial DVD for Desoto Caverns
Below is the first 6 minutes of the DVD.
Snitchers
A Tam Le Film
Written and directed by Tam Le
Official selection at the Sidewalk Moving Picture Film Festival
You're Too
Meg Weidner
OPENING CREDITS "Weighing In" and other minor underscore
Official selection at Women's International Film Festival in Miami, FL
Cucalorus in Wilmington, NC
Blowin' up the Spot/Austin's Women's Film Festival in Austin, TX
Dixie Film Festival in Athens, GA
Winner of Best Short No Budget, Broad Humor Film Festival in Venice Beach, CA
Reel Women Film Festival in L.A.
Prison Break
Roaring Creek Productions Watch online
48 Hour Scramble film. I had about 6 hours to compose the music for this film shot as part of the Birmingham Sidewalk Scramble Competition.
The Line Between Brothers
Terry Boyer
Co-Scored with Scott Scarborough
Something Fishy (Animation)
Jiyoon Jeong - Ringling College of Art & Design
The Fay
2012 (currently being submitted to film festivals)
Drawing from ancient Celtic myth and medieval Arthurian romance, director Mark Bonocore weaves a tale of high adventure and sacrificial love, as a young knight is wounded in battle, only to be saved by the magical arts of a beautiful nymph, who saves his life, but then refuses to let him go. Like a pre-Raphaelite painting come to life, “The Fay” delivers stunning visuals, courtesy of cinematographer Gerardo Puglia, with additional photography by Leon Sanginiti and David Deneen.
I have also co-directed 8 short films myself (and hired musicians to score two of these films) so I can understand the scoring process from the director's point of view!
