My score for fan-film Odyssey reviewed.


Earl Green, a reviewer on the “everything Star Trek” website TrekWeb reviewed my score for the pilot episode of Star Trek: Odyssey.  Mr. Green was remarkably  nice in his comments; I'm absolutely thrilled to get some comments.  You can read his full review here.   Click on over to the Music page to get the album and the artwork to print up your own CD.


Other Star Trek music news:  I'm working on the score of another fan-fiction series called Star Trek: Origins.  I've written the theme for the series -- you can listen to that here -- and will be writing the score for their first episode, Aftermath.  Since Origins is set prior to the Original Series, the music is more in the style of the old Alexander Courage scores.  Lots of fun to work on!



 

Applesauce Project on hold.


The animated adventures of two 18th century dandies and their 21st century club-boi sidekick have been put on hold.  We’re reevaluating the project and how to tell the story best. 


Stay tuned for more information.

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Applesauce News

Star Trek Music

Eggshelland is a documentary about a wonderfully odd family in Ohio who come together every year to produce an amazing display of hand-painted eggshells.  Christopher Noice followed the family for a year to make this fabulous story, and he asked me to compose the score for the project. 


Eggshelland has been submitted to a number of festivals.  When word of showings arrive, I’ll announce them here.  In the meantime, check out this trailer for the movie.

Score for feature documentary complete!