SCORING

Films, documentaries, series. Original music written to picture, and music supervision.

Inspiration

Reading the script first is an essential part of the creative process. It helps us understand the story, the tone, and the emotional direction of the project before making any creative decisions.

Vibe

Establishing the right vibe comes from honest collaboration with the filmmakers. Open dialogue, shared musical references, demo tracks, and critical feedback all help guide the creative process and ensure the music supports the emotional direction of the film.

Vision

We start with the film reels before music is added, then build the score around what the scene needs, sometimes adding intensity or emotion, and sometimes simply staying out of the way.

Execution

A successful film score requires strong organization, clear communication, and timely delivery. Understanding the latest technology, as well as its limitations, is critical to keeping the process efficient and ensuring the final product is delivered seamlessly.

Watch

The Moxy Brothers create an old fashioned synth score (part Tangerine Dream and part Jay Chattaway of 80s horror fame) that blankets the film in an ambient mood that matches Matti Eerikäinen's dark lighting.

With Ashley and Co. Misdirection.

Working with the Moxy Brothers on my feature films “Oak” and “Misdirection” is one of the highlights of my filmmaking career. Their talent on blending sonic soundscapes and electronic mood pieces allows the story and images to stay fresh and flow. Their vast talent in soundtrack scoring breathes a unique style into every frame allowing the viewer to take a trip inside their incredible musical structure and talent.

Kevin Lewis. Oak and Misdirection.

When we're not scoring we're making records.

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