Now in theaters! Directed by Ken Marino and produced by LD Entertainment, I had the pleasure of co-scoring this wonderful, feel-good, dog-filled family movie with my friend and frequent collaborator, Craig Wedren.
If you’re looking for a nice way to beat the heat this weekend, go see “Dog Days!”
Also, check out the soundtrack now available on iTunes, Apple Music, and Spotify.
On average 115 Americans die from opioid overdoses every day. I had the privilege of scoring this short film which highlights the opioid epidemic’s devastating effect on America’s youth. Directed by Kathryn Prescott, “Dear You” portrays the human story of isolation and loneliness caused by addiction that is so rarely seen.
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Continuing my collaboration with Anthony Fanelli (Spare Change, Chapters of Horror), The Akron Holy War tells the story of one of the most unique sports rivalries in the country. Two high schools in Akron, Ohio have enrolled students from the same neighborhoods, streets and families for over 60 years and the annual football game draws a crowd to rival many professional teams.
The Akron Holy War is now available on Amazon Video!
And check out the soundtrack on iTunes or Apple Music!
Tomorrow Will Be Televised – I’m in the first segment for this live interview, starting around 5 minutes in
“Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later” premiers this Friday on Netflix. I had the pleasure of continuing to collaborate with my great friend, Craig Wedren, on the score for the new series. Being set in 1991 for the original camp counselors’ ten year reunion meant a ton of opportunities to pay homage to some of our favorite scores and songs of the era.
The bonkers-insane Camp Firewood story grows into an almost cinematic level of crazy epic-ness, and I absolutely loved returning to help score it.
All 8 episodes will be available for binging. Enjoy!
In theaters this Friday!!
I had the pleasure of working with my friend and colleague Craig Wedren again by writing additional music along with orchestrating and conducting the score. This funny, sweet comedy, directed by Ken Marino, stars Eugenio Derbez, Salma Hayek, Rob Lowe, and Kristen Bell in the story of a man who finds himself dumped after 25 years of marriage – a man who made a career of seducing rich older women – and must move in with his estranged sister.
