100% PURE RAGE Original Soundtrack is OUT NOW on all platforms‼️
Thank you @definitelycole@nick_jay_mcd and Cuba Gabriel for your amazing music for this film 💪💪
Cover art done by @dreams_shiroki
Hammertime doesn’t speak. Nor does he need to.
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“Opener” original music composed by @definitelycole
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#film #hammertime #purerage #music #atmos #featurefilm
CASTING CALL for SOLAR RETALIATION!
‘where every decision has the power to shape the world’s fate.’
In an alternate 1990’s Cold War, a crew of Russian cosmonauts is dispatched to investigate a distress call from an American space station, only
to uncover a deadly secret that threatens the survival of both the crew and the Earth as tensions in space spiral out of control.
If this sounds of interest to you, please email: [email protected] for more information.
Thank you :)
🗡️As we chew away at color grading, vfx and sound design we wanted to share another music sneak peak! composed by @definitelycole 🕺
The finish line is drawing closer as we continue to carve away, if you would like to help us make this project as awesome as it can be then please check out the link in our bio and support us on go fund me, each coin will help us move forward to film festivals, special VFX and SFX and more! any and all support is appreciated :)❤️
I'm super excited to share some fantastic news with you all! My latest orchestral album, "Dawn of the New World," will be releasing in the coming week(s). This album is part of the long-running 'Music of Quan'drasil' series, which brings to life the enchanting world and characters of my fantasy writing.
The album features a brand new 10-minute symphony, also called "Dawn of the New World," alongside two previously unreleased compositions and three classic favorites from earlier releases. It's a musical adventure I'm truly proud of, and I hope it takes you on an incredible journey through the realm of Quan'drasil.
Keep an eye out for the official release - in the meantime, here is an excerpt from the titular symphony.
Stay tuned and happy listening!
Two weeks. People often underestimate how much can happen in two weeks.
In two weeks, I came to know and love over sixty people in a trip that changed us all - and I came to love a town and all the characters within.
Winton taught me to love unconditionally. I didn’t expect that a town with indecisive weather and awful showers would have me wanting to come back. However, only such a town could offer a perfect environment where you could walk down the street at any time and greet a stranger with a smile.
I was nervous at first. I thought it would be incredibly difficult to form any strong connections on the trip. I fooled myself into thinking that the projects we’d work on would be nothing more than just a short project quickly forgotten.
I couldn’t have been more wrong.
I thank Ash, our trip coordinator, for forming such a great environment. He forced us out of our comfort zones and, without him, I don’t think I would have gone from barely knowing three people to knowing everyone.
It’s freeing to be surrounded by so many creatives. Everyone was open minded, and the team I personally worked with were so passionate about the work they did. It was one of the smoothest experiences I’ve had working on a project, and it’s reignited my love of filmmaking. I look forward to the chance of working with many of these people again. And I hope I can call them friends.
For the first half of this year, I’ve been drained and overwhelmed. And I felt like a lot of my creativity had to be forced out of myself in every creative avenue. A lot of that was on myself. Winton was finally a break from the constant bombardment of city life and it gave me the opportunity to reevaluate myself and the struggles I was facing - a chance to breathe.
I feel comfortable with creativity now. And I feel a lot more free.
I have so many stories now that I’ll never forget. And the stories of others have stuck with me.
The mentors who came on our trip made a wonderful film too. A film that resonated deep within me. I strive to tell stories that can resonate in such a way, and I look forward to the future of everyone else who shared my experience.
I’ll miss it.
