I completed my score for the two hour feature film Saidi’s Song in the fall of 2009. The film features the stories of Nigerian, Indian, and Polish immigrants in contemporary London. I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the musical flavors of these disparate regions. Many samples of my score for that film can be found on my listen page.
“Music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life.” -- Berthold Auerbach
I’m currently working on the score for an episode in the animation series Raw-Man and Green Girl, which follows the adventures of two eco-superheroes. The newest installment on this series is titled “Rawman and Green-Girl Meet Frankenfood” and is described by the Pasadena Weekly as featuring “the intrepid couple doing battle against Big Pharma Seed, whose CEO becomes a monster after eating tomatoes grown from genetically engineered seeds.”
Ocean Survivor, an on-line game promoting ocean conservation and for which I wrote the in-game music, is featured on nearly 150 gaming sites around the world and has been played well over a million times. It has been covered by many environmental news organizations including PLENTY, Grist, and EIN News.
I recently wrote an article on how to find the right composer for your film for Wobbot.com, a site that functions as a clearinghouse of information for those wishing to break into the entertainment industry. Read it here.