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Action:
South Street
Showdown (2:19) (3.19mb) - This clip uses guitars
and synth textures to portray a gritty, crime-ridden
urban underground feel. Beginning with an ambient
soundscape, it grows into a driving beat.
Caleb Escapes
(4:58) (6.83mb) - From the film "Cold By Nature", this
action cue begins with an ethereal texture and quickly
grows into a rousing chase scene using orchestra, hand
percussion and metallic percussion.
Fight or
Flight (1:53) (2.60mb) - This aggressive
electro-orchestral cue is from the action film "The
Hit", in a fight and chase scene between the protagonist
and his assassin. It combines biting electronics with
tribal drums and orchestra to support this high tension
set piece.
"Hellgate
London" E3 2008 Trailer (1:44) (2.39mb) - This trailer for
the action RPG
Hellgate London
blends electronics with orchestra and rock instruments, as well
as large choir, ending with a brief ambient dulcimer solo. The
trailer itself can be viewed
here.
The Bomb Activates
(1:43) (3.16mb) - A cue from the action film "Countdown
to Infinity", this piece makes use of percussion and
electronics in addition to orchestral elements,
employing extended playing techniques as well to express
the desperate intensity of the scene.
HALO Drop
(0:55) (1.26mb) - This short cue comes from the
machinima short "Eden", in a scene where the American
soldiers parachute onto the island. Again, effected
plucked strings and other "oceanic" sounds are
juxtaposed with heroic military orchestration.
Suspense:
The Sniper
Awaits (1:44) (2.39mb) - This electro-orchestral cue
from the action film "The Hit" uses hand percussion and
electronic textures along with orchestral swells to
build tension as the film's antagonist takes aim.
Searching for
Tom (2:04) (2.85mb) - This suspense track from the
feature-length drama "Teen Idol Tom" is played when the
wanted protagonist, Fiona, is sneaking through the halls
of The Font (a sadistic corporate center for actors,
musicians, and artists) to find her kidnapped love
interest. It uses cencerros and other metal percussion
and textures along with orchestra and subtle electronic
drums to illustrate her journey.
Payback,
Flashback (2:25) (3.32mb) - This subtle cue from the
murder/suspense film "Dead Man's Hour" uses flute
effects, metallic percussion from
Impact: Steel,
and effected human breathing along with suspenseful
orchestration. It is played during a scene where the
protagonist confronts his own murderer, then has a
flashback to the murderer's accomplice - his own wife.
Emotional:
Visiting
Father's Graveyard (2:25) (3.33mb) - From the film
"Cold by Nature", this reflective cue is played during a
flashback to the protagonist's father's murder. It
uses piano and strings in a rising motif that culminates
at the very moment of his death, which smashcuts back to
his son in tears at the graveyard.
Imaginary Friends (3:00)
(4.12mb) - This is a reflective, melodic song featuring solo
cello (Alex Atanasiu), fiddle (Jeff Ball), piano, and
ambient electronics. It uses the juxtaposition of live
instruments and heavily effected electronics to
illustrate a heartbreaking disconnect between reality
and imagination.
"Teen Idol Tom"
End Credits (3:24)
(4.69mb) - Written for a suspense drama, this track brings
closure to the story with serene orchestrations, piano
solo, and classical vocals sung by Jillian Goldin. A
highly thematic score, this track features the main
character's theme, the main theme of the film, as well
as a love theme on solo piano.
"When Evening Falls"
Main Theme (2:05) (2.02mb) - Written for a romantic
silent film, this introductory cue depicts a nocturnal
panorama in the city of Prague. Vibraphone, piano, and
strings are used, subtly backed by warm electronic pads
and textures.
Lullaby (2:20)
(3.20mb) - This piece is a serene vocal track, sung by
Jillian Goldin. It uses a small string section, piano,
celesta, flute, and very subtle electronics to support
the childlike innocence of the vocal melody.
Reasons to Die
(1:13) (1.67mb) - This track is the ending theme to
the murder/suspense film "Dead Man's Hour". It is a
lugubrious and melodic cello (Alex Atanasiu) and guitar
(Brian Auld) duet, illustrating the conclusion to this
film where the protagonist has only one night to right
his wrongs before his life comes to an end.
Thematic:
"Ideality" Main Theme (1:22) (1.89mb) - This piece is the
theme song for a fantasy adventure film, using colorful, magical
orchestration and a heroic melody to portray a fantasy
landscape.
The
Awakening of Anubis (1:30) (2.06mb) - This AudioGANG
Award-winning piece depicts modern day explorers looting an
ancient tomb, with frightening results. An ambient introduction
with Hebrew vocals and shimmering yet foreboding percussion
leads on to a fiery epic action segment.
"Eden"
Montage (2:52) (3.94mb) - Written for an episodic machinima
short, this soundtrack features militaristic orchestration as
well as ethnic flute solos, tribal percussion, and
electronically-manipulated east Asian plucked strings to
underscore covert military operations on a remote Pacific
island.
"Kaos War" Main Theme (3:33) (4.88mb) -
An epic main theme for the upcoming MMORPG
Kaos War, this piece uses
Bulgarian vocals sung by the Yale Slavic Chorus in order to
portray an ancient battle-torn fantasy world. It also uses large
orchestration supported by an expanded percussion section,
including my Impact:
Steel metallic percussion set.
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