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Here are some of the fun and exciting projects I’ve been working on lately. There are plenty more in the works, so check back often.

  • 6/7/10: I posted lots of samples, both audio and video, of my score for Walk Right In. Go check ’em out!
  • 4/20/10: Hard at work on the Modern Views score. It’s shaping up to be a beautiful score, with a minimalist aesthetic (think Philip Glass or Steve Reich). I’m very excited about this project!
  • 3/25/10: Finished the music for the first installment of the game Faerie Solitaire 2. Once the game is completed I’ll post a clip or two.
  • 1/25/10: The score for Walk Right In is officially DONE! I’m very pleased with how everything turned out. I think it’s some of my best work yet. Audio clips going up very soon!
  • 12/29/09: Beginning work on the film Life On Fire, a documentary about fire artists. The score uses songs by the band Cloud Face, which I’m editing, remixing, and extending.
  • 10/1/09: Slip Cadence is live! I scored this dance film about Alzheimer’s disease back in the spring. Watch the entire piece here.
  • 9/14/09: Completed the trailer for the documentary Modern Views. Watch it on the video page.
  • 7/12/09: Finished a couple of fun, cheezy, scores for some 30-second Bakon Vodka spots. Check them out on the video page!
  • 5/31/09: Faerie Solitaire ships. The score to this casual game is a cool combination of magical and moody.
  • 5/27/09: Recorded a beautiful slow jazz piece for the climactic scene of the documentary Walk Right In, about the Yale Summer High School in 1967-68. The film is currently in post-production and I should be writing more cues for it later this summer.
  • 5/25/09: Big-screen debut of Safe Passage at the Seattle International Film Festival, part of the 2009 Fly Filmmaking Challenge. I completed the score for this film-noir short on a very tight deadline and with stellar results. Watch the trailer here.
  • 4/22/09: Completed the score for the dance film Slip Cadence, about the effects of Alzheimer’s Disease. The film will be part of an online exhibit sponsored by the Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter, and it’s also part of the American Dance Festival’s Dancing for the Camera film festival. Watch an excerpt here.
  • 1/15/09: First day of the Sundance Film Festival. MovieMaker Magazine hired me to create intros and backgrounds for their daily Sundance podcast.

Photo by Heather Fassio