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“Jeff was a joy to work with—responsive, sensitive, and collaborative. His score perfectly captured the late 60’s era and the mood of each individual scene.”
—Larry Paros,
Director,
Walk Right In
Music
Below are a few examples of my music. There’s a best-of collection of audio samples, as well as a few videos. For more targeted collections, please visit my film, advertising and game pages, or to view pieces by genre, visit the styles page.
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Audio
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Video
There are two versions of each movie below, one for Mac (Quicktime format) and one for Windows (WMV).
Walk Right In
Going To Yale: This clip from the documentary Walk Right In uses an upbeat gospel tune to underscore stories of students learning about the Yale Summer High School program and getting their acceptance letters.
Bakon Vodka
This 30-second Bakon Vodka spot was a fun opportunity to write some cheesy music a la Mark Mothersbaugh’s score for The Life Aquatic.
Slip Cadence
Slip Cadence is a short dance film I scored for ICAM, the Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter, as part of an online exhibit. It’s a great example of melodic elements combining with minimalist drones to tell a complex story. The film itself deals with Alzheimer’s disease and the challenges it poses to family relationships. It was choreographed and directed by Corrie Befort and produced by Suzi Tucker.
Faerie Solitaire
A cutscene from the game Faerie Solitaire, available now from Subsoap Games. I also did much of the sound design for the game. The voiceover talent in these clips is by Jeffrey B. McIlvain and Jeff Blancato.