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Searching For A Composer for a Film

Jprater	Date: January 3, 2005 @ 6:40 PM I am in the pre-production stages of a feature film that is set in 50s San Francisco. I am seeking a musician/composer to score or contribute their original music to. This project is unpaid. This film will be shot primarily in and around Hollywood, CA. I have put several feelers out searching for someone who thinks they can contribute to a worthwhile film. My desire is to find someone who is love with the classic Hitchcock films and films of old Hollywood. Is this you? Do you think you can produce or lend your pre-existing scores to a potentially great film? I'd love to hear from you. Please contact Jaime at Jaimeprater2000@yahoo.com
sinai	Date: January 3, 2005 @ 6:41 PM sure man, i'll do it!! gimme that little stick thing you guys use and i'll rip this MOTHER FUCKER UP!!!
zedsalt	Date: January 4, 2005 @ 11:21 AM Are you looking for music that sounds like it may have come from the era and area the film is set in? Or might you be open to anything that is strongly thematic? Ideally, would you like the music to sound like something from one of Alfie's flicks?
TekoBand	Date: January 4, 2005 @ 11:59 AM Mancini man.....Got to love the Henry!! Mancini Soundtrack albums: Peter Gunn Mr. Lucky Breakfast at Tiffany's Experiment in Terror Hatari! Charade The Pink Panther The Great Race Arabesque What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? Two for the Road The Party Me, Natalie Visions of Eight The Great Waldo Pepper
Jprater	Date: January 4, 2005 @ 12:53 PM My inspirations are Vertigo Rear Window Breakfast at Tiffany's Sabrina Peyton Place Rebel Without A Cause A strong thematic element is great, something that can capture the story of a woman who wants to be loved and will go to any means to find love, even, involving herself in a murder. Definitely nothing synth, I like organic, maybe string based but real and raw and perhaps a tad bit over dramatic. Jprater

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