This was fun! I collaborated with Auralnauts’ Craven and Zak on “How to Make an Action Movie Trailer,” the follow-up to their Webby Award-winning “How to Make a Blockbuster Movie Trailer!”
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Harley Quinn Soundtrack
Out now! Thrilled to have contributed additional music on the first two seasons of “Harley Quinn” with Jefferson Friedman and Christopher French. This show is really fantastic, so be sure to also check it out on HBO MAX if you haven’t already!
https://lnk.to/HarleyAnimatedDC
“State of Pride” is a GLAAD Media Award winner!!
Congrats to everyone involved with “State of Pride” for winning the 2020 GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary! Thrilled to have contributed to it alongside my friend and co-composer Allyson Newman.
Harley Quinn now on HBO Max!
“Harley Quinn” has a new home! HBO MAX
Childrens hospital, now on Hulu
All 7 seasons of Childrens Hospital are finally streaming on Hulu!
Medical Police press
Hear a couple highlights from the score!!
And check out some of the interviews I’ve done over the past month.
Medical Police
“Medical Police” is now streaming on Netflix!! When I heard that the team from “Childrens Hospital” was doing a spin-off / sequel that threw the characters of Lola (Erinn Hayes) and Owen (Rob Huebel) into an International Thriller genre, I was extremely excited to return to this world, and by the prospects of what that could mean for score and storytelling.
Watch all 10 episodes of the first season of Medical Police on Netflix
Medical Police
Coming to Netflix January 10th!
Harley Quinn
Now streaming on DC Universe!
I’m thrilled to be contributing additional music for the new R-Rated DC Animated series. Picked up for 2 seasons (26 episodes) and recently nominated for an Annie Award for “Best TV/Media – General Audience” the show is bonkers fun and it’s a joy to contribute to it as part of composer Jefferson Friedman’s team.
State of Pride
I had the immense honor of co-scoring the new documentary “State of Pride” with my dear friend Allyson Newman. Directed by Oscar-winning filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, the film looks at what Pride means to people today, 50 years after the Stonewall Riots.
“State of Pride” is now streaming on YouTube, the first of three documentaries being made available to watch without a subscription for Pride Month.
Enjoy!
Watch “State of Pride” on YouTube
