Custom
Music:
CD-Quality themes, background, and transition music - Custom scored for your production. Sync to SMPTE for post-edit scoring, or loopable / preset length for insertion during post-production / audio sweetening. |
Video
Editing:
On-Line / Off-line Linear Interformat (1”, Beta SP, etc.) Non-linear digital editing, Media 100, Broadcast Resolution Output. |
Videography:
DP / Shooter for location and studio productions. All formats, including Betacam SP. Sony BVP-7 and 400-A w/ clear scan. Experienced in airborne photography. |
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Custom Music / Videotape Editing / Director of Photography EXPERIENCE / CREDITS: World of Film (PBS Series examining the expression of culture through film) - Original music score. Served as primary DP / Editor. Episodes completed: Sweden, India, Africa, UK, Mexico. Upcoming: Russia, South America. United Learning(Educational film distributor) - Shooting, editing and music production for an educational series on Biology / Science. On-going series produced by Paul Fuqua. U.S. Department
of Education,IPOS Training Academy
World Wildlife Fund- Custom Score. Lightspeed Productions - First-call DP / Editor Veda, Inc. Video Services- First-call DP / Editor Funk Broadcast Video Services - Director / TD / DP Bono Film and Video- First-call Editor Of Note:
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Associations: Writer and Publisher Memberships with ASCAP |
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Biography I've been involved with music from an early age. I got my first piano at age 3 - which was barely light enough for me to carry away from the curious and infringing hands of my infant brother. At age 4, I was so intrigued watching my older bother take guitar lessons that Mom allowed me to join in, using the Ukulele she got in Hawaii. I had my first stage performance a year later, singing a duet from "Sound of Music" with a sophisticated 7 year old woman.(Actually - my sister Helen remembers it as "Mary Poppins".) |
| I played in various concert and rock bands throughout my schooling, appeared in stage performances and musicals. I studied piano, guitar, percussion and music theory. I was elected by my classmates to write and perform a song for our high-school graduation. While in college at the University of Miami and later, James Madison University - I continued to perform in rock bands at local clubs and frat parties while studying for a 'more practical' career in Radio/TV production. After graduation I returned to Virginia and took up with some old classmates to form the band, The Neighborswhile working at the local video production facility, Development Communications. |
| The Neighbors went on to record and release 2 albums worldwide. The first, "Famous Potatoes", was released byCloser Records - a French label with distribution through Virgin Records. T he second, "Welcome Wagon", was released by Upside Records, a company based in New York (and founded by the fellow who was responsible for signing Meatloaf.) Both albums are currently available, along with some previously unreleased songs, on a double-CD collection called"Power Pop Art"; recently released by Bam Balam Records (BBR-003). |
| The Neighbors got restless and the job wound down around the same time in 1990, so I took to freelance video shooting and editing, while hooking up with Scott McKnight andNaughty Pine. Scott is my longtime friend and was bassist in The Neighbors. Naughty Pine is known around here as the band that rarely plays and NEVER rehearses. So, in my copious free time (to quote my former employer, Welby Smith) - I took up MIDI and began composing theme and background music for various video clients. Notable among them is "World of Film", produced by Harry Cahill and broadcast on PBS. This series examines the expression of culture through film, and each episode focuses on a certain region of the world. In 1993, I went to Burkina Faso to film portions of the "Africa" episode. We have also produced programs on India, Sweden, Hungary, and Mexico - with plans for future episodes on South America and Russia. |
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