For the the last month, I have been composing a score for a a friend’s movie project at USC: “Reversal: Part One.” I used Sibelius and Reason to create the ambient tracks; my first experiment with industrial and sci-fi music and relying on cue-sheets for precise musical prompts. Watch the 7-minute short here:

More information, by the director:
“Reversal: Part One” is an update of the film “Reversal” that I made in 2005.

Rather than being solely a standalone film, “Reversal: Part One” is the first in a five-part film cycle that tells the story of a dystopian future in which the authorities have some new, alarming duties. The film cycle will explain how the system came to be and its repercussions on society. It will also explore a major disturbance in the system. Each film will be able to stand alone as its own piece apart from the other four films, but will also seamlessly connect to them. Each film is meant to represent a scene from the larger whole, as well as an independent, standalone short.

“Reversal: Part Two” is currently in pre-production. Principal photography will begin this June, and I anticipate a mid-August release.