I worked with Enlightened Monster's Graham Hughes, Keith Grantham, and Graeme McGeagh on Generic Dead, a low-budget  Zombie/Comedy thriller about 2 security guards who find themselves fighting for their survival in a zombie infested shopping centre. 

My job was to compose music for the film's "fishing" scene (found at 4.20 in part 1) and to compose a short piece of music for the film's end credits (found at 4.00 in part 2).

Another piece of my work can be found on the film, Closet Organ's "Mouldy Sandwich..." (found at 4.55 in part 1) which was recorded, mixed, and mastered by myself in 2009.

During my time as a student at the University of Abertay Dundee, I was asked to compose to pieces of music which were to be used by university for promotional videos.

The first video, "In The Life", is a continuous shot where students give the viewer a guided tour of the university's campus and facilities. 
The brief I was given for the film was to compose music which was "vibrant, modern, enthusiastic and reflected the  mood of the university's students and lecturers."
The film is used by the university on their YouTube account to promote the school to new students on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, and it was also displayed at the 2010/2011 Fresher's Introductory Ceremony in Dundee's Caird Hall.

The second video, a portfolio for animation and computer games students at Abertay, used a piece of music I had already composed before which was then cut up to fit the video.
The video is displayed in the reception area of the university's main building, and was also used by the Scottish Government to promote the work of university students in scotland.

 

Vanille is a film by director Mark Sloss which "explores how different races of people are connected by blood to each other, how certain tendencies and quirks can be identical in siblings who have never met and yet live very different lives with the same intensity."

The film features the song "Basement", which were written by Little John Rocket.

The film premièred at the Cannes Film Festival and the French film festival in 2009.

In 2010, I teamed up with Enlightened Monster again, this time working on The Big Slick, a low budget feature length film on a group of friends in a small town who get into complications with drugs, gangsters, and neds.

For this film I worked on mixing the dialogue and recorded some short pieces of music with Keith Grantham.

The film premièred to a full house  in Sloan's Bar, Glasgow in October 2010, but the film is yet to be released to the public.