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The
Finest Hour (2009) Six people's everyday lives are
interrupted by a cosmic battle between good and evil. Directed by Les Shepherd, this film is currently in post-production.
Below are some music cues from the film.
Directed by Cosmos Kiindarius, this darkly comical short picks up where the 1966 film, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, ends.
George and Martha, an endlessly
combative married couple, have arrived at a Caribbean resort, and things are off to a bad start. The mood called for a chromatic,
"period" score that would reflect a film-noir atmosphere.
The plot builds to an improbable
climax when a middle-aged couple threatens two young waiters in their hotel room. Closing Credits The ending of the film required
a light-hearted "samba" score that would be both appropriate to the period (mid-1960s), and also incorporate all
the instruments used in the more serious opening sequence.
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Voyeur,
an independent feature length film from director Pete Anderson, is a psychological thriller that probes the dark obsessions
of a deviant mind. For more about Pete Anderson and his films, please visit Image Media Group.
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