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  1. Perihelion (Sci-fi)

    1 point
    Please post Score? Thanks

  2. Sprite Fright

    1 point
    Well, that became a lot darker than I thought would.. loved the twist in the film. As for the music, I thoroughly enjoyed it! It felt like it gave so much life to the film. How long have you been scoring for films because the way you do it sounds extremely natural! Congratulations and I hope you do well on the competition!

  3. String quartet movement

    1 point
    Thanks, I do acknowledge my obsession with C minor, and its curly coincidence that the pieces I've shown here are all in that key I promise 😅

  4. A Quiet Street - Horror Film

    1 point
    It's a cool idea, but maybe a little too dependent on standard oscillation. If you had a juxtaposition of that normal tonality mixed with the oscillated material it'd create a cool little moment that could link two separate processes together, a great technique for film music, since it lets things sound resolved when musically they haven't really at all.

  5. A Quiet Street - Horror Film

    1 point
    The flute at the beginning anticipates the sleeping child, and it's also a bit disturbing, more and more. I like it and it fits in what you want. Lots of tension.

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