Thursday, June 11, 2015
New Reel (2015 Update)
Hey! Check out my 2015 editing reel!
Also, for the past few months, I've been publishing books on Amazon under the pen name, D.G. Christopher. My first novel, Strange Hollywood, is about an award show overtaken by extraterrestrials. The second, Heads And Tails: Buster Rex, is about a highly evolved dog detective in a future world. Please head on over to Amazon and check them out!
On a side (musical) note, my debut album, Almost Better Than Free, just dropped on CDBaby yesterday! Please take a moment to stream or buy it, and thanks for the support!
Saturday, July 5, 2014
2014 Update
Hey, everyone! I just wanted to let you know that I'm posting video movie pitches on Twitter. I'm only posting ideas for established franchises and this is mostly just for fun. However, I figure if the right people see my pitches, it might lead to a job.
My first pitch is for what I think would make a great "Ghostbusters 3". You can look forward to seeing more movie pitches here: themoviepitcher
In other news, I've just gotten done scoring the soundtracks to 2 short films. One of them, "The Calling" (directed by Sahil Sharma), premiered at The Thompson House in Newport, Kentucky last month. I actually played a small role in the film as a ghost! The other film, "Clever Girl" (directed by Paul Zappa) has yet to be released. I assisted the main composer, Kip Bennett, with the score.
Hope you enjoy my GB3 pitch and are having a great summer! Cheers!
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
New York
Hello, again! I've been very busy since last year. I signed to Katalyst Talent Agency as an actor and model, wrote a screenplay for an "ALIEN" sequel (which I hope will be produced someday!) and have continued making music for multiple projects. I should have more updates soon, but for now I wanted to share a music video I edited for my song, "Resurrection, Baby". It documents a trip to New York I took with my friend, Jon B. Enjoy!
P.S.- Sahil Sharma, the director of "Tough Talk" (the short film I scored), utilized some of my music in his new web video for "Willoughby Lanes". Check it out. It's great!
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Soundtrack Replacement Projects
Putting music by my favorite bands with some of my favorite movies is a long time hobby of mine.
Here's a video with examples of some of the movies and music I've mixed together. Enjoy!
(PS: The video above is a fan edit. I did not create, nor do I own, any of the material you see or hear in it.)
(PS: The video above is a fan edit. I did not create, nor do I own, any of the material you see or hear in it.)
BRMC- Sympathetic Noose
Here is a music video I edited for Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's song, "Sympathetic Noose".
(This is a fan video using clips found on the internet. I do not own any of the material in this video, nor was I commissioned to create it. Thank you.)
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Fragments
Here's a music video I edited for a song I wrote called "Fragments". The song eventually made its way onto a Protesters album. The video was taken on my 24th birthday. Hope you like it!
The Cincinnati Zoo
Here's a video compiling footage I've taken at The Cincinnati Zoo through the years. Shots of a hummingbird and butterfly (taken in my back yard) are also included. The song used is a new composition by me. Enjoy!
Lost: In Sequence
Back when "Lost" was still airing, I edited the first 4 seasons to play out in order, front to back, eliminating the flashback/flashforward storytelling style "Lost" was so famous for. I've chosen the plane crash sequence (and the complicated series of events that led up to it) to post here. These scenes were scattered throughout the first few seasons. I've simply edited them together to reveal how events happened in real time. Namaste and enjoy the video!
(PS: Yes, that is "Star Wars" music you're hearing at some parts during the video. I love mixing the 2 franchises together, even editing the "Star Wars" saga in a "Lost" format, letting the original trilogy play out while inserting prequel scenes in as flashbacks. Thank you to John Williams and Michael Giacchino!)
(PS: Yes, that is "Star Wars" music you're hearing at some parts during the video. I love mixing the 2 franchises together, even editing the "Star Wars" saga in a "Lost" format, letting the original trilogy play out while inserting prequel scenes in as flashbacks. Thank you to John Williams and Michael Giacchino!)
Tough Talk
In 2010, Sahil Sharma asked me to provide music for his short film, "Tough Talk". I have selected the best cuts to display to you here now.
But first, you should check out Mr. Sharma's film, which stars Gregory Patrick Agnew, Michael Baker, and Kip Bennett. (As a warning, the film contains some disturbing subject matter and mild language.) Enjoy!
Part 1:
In addition to my work on "Tough Talk", I have since been asked to provide music for Mr. Sharma's short film, "3AM". Here are some cuts from "Tough Talk" and "3AM" for your downloading pleasure.
But first, you should check out Mr. Sharma's film, which stars Gregory Patrick Agnew, Michael Baker, and Kip Bennett. (As a warning, the film contains some disturbing subject matter and mild language.) Enjoy!
Part 1:
Part 2:
In addition to my work on "Tough Talk", I have since been asked to provide music for Mr. Sharma's short film, "3AM". Here are some cuts from "Tough Talk" and "3AM" for your downloading pleasure.
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