It was an honor to be on the premier music technology and music production show, Pensado’s Place to talk about my work as a music composer and producer. You can watch the whole episode online here:

I had an amazing time chatting with Pop Axiom about my work composing the film score for the film Huracán on HBO and HBO Max. It is always such a pleasure when I get asked about the actual metaphysial approach and narrative implications of the score. Instead of telling you what I said, here is the link to read it.

It was a really great honor to be on the Comic-Con film panel for their SAM (Storytelling Across Media) series, talking about my work as a film composer. I was also in the presence of so many other talented television and film composer, as well as other audio-post professionals. The whole panel can be seen on Comic-Con’s Youtube Channel:

My thoughts on scoring for film and television have evolved over the years, but one thing that has remained constant is that it is not about the music you write, but about the narrative, you help tell. And while there were quite a few panelists with varied experiences, it seems that we could all have reached that conclusion. Hope you enjoy the panel, and I really appreciate that Comic-Con is putting out such great content for filmmakers.

Beyond honored right now to be featured on a platform I have been a fan of for a decade, Film Music Media. Incredibly grateful that they chose to share a bit about my work #composing the #filmscore for Huracán the Film on HBO and HBO Max. Huge, huge thank you. You can watch the behind the scenes clip below:

Really appreciate Filmdaze.net taking the time to interview me about my work composing the film score for HBO film Huracán. You can check out the interview here.

It’s official, Hurácan has been acquired by HBO and will be airing on HBO and HBO Latino, and will be available to stream on HBO Max. Can’t wait for everyone to see it! Read more here.

It is always an honor to work with brands that value custom music, so when UBTech had me score there new JIMU commercial, I was really excited. They wanted a score that was between a pop track and inspirational orchestral track, that grows over time as the children grow. Instead of saying more about the commercial, score, and brand (if you don’t already know them), you can check out the commercial below::

Sometimes my work as a music producer, Electropoint,intersects with my work as a film composer. I was honored to produce the track and score the music video for reality TV Star and formidable artist Honey Davenport’s “Draw the Blood”. Not only was Honey amazing to work with (again!) but Aja (from Ru Paul’s Drag Race) also came on board. The song debuted at #26 on the iTunes Dance Charts. Couldn’t be more happy to do a song that blends classical, pop, edm, and hiphop all to drive home a meaningful message.

Scoring Misha Calvert’s series on BRIC TV, All Hail Beth, was an absolute highlight for me. And while I absolutely love the music that Misha got out of me, I am so grateful that so many other people felt the same way – enough so that it debuted at #25 on the iTunes Soundtrack charts. Sincere gratitude for everyone who listened to it. And if you’d like to grab your copy, you can do so here.

I was truly grateful to have scored the highly-acclaimed film ‘Darkest Age’ by Australian production company Other-Side Films. While the picture has done so well at all of the festivals it has been in so far, rarely do festivals have score categories – so I was honored to be an honorable mention at the NY Film Awards for Best Score. Since the film is still screening at festivals around the world there is no link to the full film, but you can check out the trailer here.