Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

magickal music

The wonderfully talented Charles Hedger has been at it again for the Credo soundtrack, this time he has been tackling Babalowa, our Nigerian Shaman character. His take incorporates some very intense and researched rhythms, used in the worship of this deity. Check it out below.

Legba Clears the Way (Babalowa) by CredoTheSeries

Wednesday, 15 June 2011

innocence lost

Stuart Russell is on it at present, below is his latest submission for the soundtrack and its his take on the character Eva

CREDO- Eva-innocence lost by Stuart Russell

Tuesday, 14 June 2011

sublime sounds

Jamie Irrelevant has submitted his tracks for the Credo soundtrack. Check them out below.

Irrelevant Credo OST tracks by CredoTheSeries

Monday, 13 June 2011

the horror, the horror

Steve Clouded Vision has delivered his take on the sound of Credo, with two atmospheric compositions, taking influences from John Carpenter, Goblin & Riz Ortolani. Expect more from this very talented producer

Steve Clouded Vision - Credo OST tracks by CredoTheSeries

Sunday, 12 June 2011

dronecore for more

Stuart Russell delivers another great demo, this time for the character Patrick Ransom.

Ransom (Credo) by Stuart Russell

Friday, 29 April 2011

sounds for the hoodie

Stuart Russell has produced another draft of a track this time for the character Jason (The Hoodie) check it out below

Jason flynn (credo) by Stuart Russell

Sunday, 24 April 2011

moody music

Composer Stuart Russell has been at it again with another composition for Credo. Excellent

Didg (credo) by Stuart Russell

Sunday, 17 April 2011

something wicked this way comes

More music for your ears, Credo Music Supervisor Charles Hedger has posted an early composition for the webseries. It invokes for me elements of his work on The Ritual soundtrack that he wrote for my occult short film. Check it out this new piece for yourself

Credo Electric by CEdwardAlexander

Friday, 15 April 2011

many minds

Last night witnessed an amazing production meet with Steve Allenby, Andy Winmill, Helen Gore and I. Andy is an experienced actor on both stage and screen, with a wealth of production management and production skill. Last year he worked with Ben Howard to put on the Colchester Free Festival, and is working on it this year with Ben, he also manages a couple of bands including Cav OK, is putting together a theatre/art performance and setting up an actors company in Colchester. A busy man, with a passion for the local creative talent pool, but assured he has the time to join Credo. Helen is an experienced writer, marketer and all round PR goddess, those these are not the totality of her skills. She has had experience within film, including tales from her time in Cannes. Her advice and support will be crucial with securing funder, sponsorship, and effective portrayal of the concept and narrative.

It's a little hush hush right now, but Credo is fast becoming part of a new production model. As well as discussion over the webseries there is also much discussed over the business model. Top secret right now, but more will be revealed once the paperwork is in place.

The night was made complete by composer Stuart Russell delivering an early composition for Credo. Stuart is known for his modern electronic composition, with commissions across the country, even by his standards this is dark. check it out below

Intensamente (credo) by Stuart Russell

Tuesday, 12 April 2011

a cup of tea, thanks

is what I said in reply to Dan's offer of a hot beverage. Daniel Merrill is a tough person to pin down, due to his prolific work ethic. It is Easter and most music tutors would take a well earned rest, instead Dan is recording for two weeks on several projects. Thus unable to attend the first round of soundtrack meetings, it was left to me to explain the narrative, the aesthetic and the working practice.

I've liked Dan's work for some time and have hoped that we would get a chance to work together, his Flowers of Evil, takes an intellectual journey through violin, neo classicism and folk. An exotic and melancholic trip, that will bring something special to Credo



Another most excellent aspect to his output is the mighty Dead Rat Orchestra An incredible ensemble of music makers, who craft an eerie soundtrack to the future via the past.



Dan's response was encouraging, I just hope the script grabs him as it has others. Oh and the cup of tea was good too.

Monday, 11 April 2011

music makes you lose control

Something lovely to report. Last night saw the first assemblage of musicians, composers and producers keen to write original work for the Credo soundtrack. It was a very exciting mix, from death metal to burialesque minimalism. More meetings to come, will keep you posted and hopefully be able to reveal a full roster of those on board very shortly

Check out Steve Clouded Vision's sounds here, we both love the GOBLIN. He popped along with Jamie Irrelevant, and between them they bring such a great underground dance vibe.

Clouded Vision - Outside [2010 Cut] by Steve Clouded Vision (DJ)

Irrelevant - If This Should End (Clip) by irrelevantsounds

Saturday, 12 March 2011

listen up

Here is Paul Kopal's submission for the Credo soundtrack. Let us know what you think, either here, via Twitter or on our Facebook account. You can also drop by our Soundcloud account, share the track, leave comments and submit tracks via our drop box.

CREDO (Paul Kopal) by CredoTheSeries

Thursday, 17 February 2011

self ordering universe

All that follows is being written from a rather groggy fuzzy head space, not induced from alcohol, but rather rest and recuperation from cycling everywhere instead of driving.

Met with Ben Howard of Cool Publicity, a local Colchester based PR and Marketing expert, specialising in social media. He's known for kicking start and organising the Colchester Free Festival last year. Ben is keen to come on-board to help get Credo made, using his skills to build awareness, gather support and from our conversation, help arrange some fund raising events.

We were both excited about the prospect of not only creating an intelligent and captivating series at a grass roots level, but also the musical involvement from some incredible local talent. This is something Ben feels personally engaged by, after his growing attempts to get this talent noticed. The soundtrack will be coordinated by Charles Hedger

Whilst we beaver away, and there are more important meetings today, I leave you with a selection of artists that have come aboard on board the project.

Irrelevant Live Summer 2010 by irrelevantsounds

15-2011 by Stuart Russell


The Mercury Man

so-called humans | Myspace Video