Cinema and Acoustic Score

Analog Direction and Sound Master

Complete 35mm motion picture direction, acoustic score composition, and tape-based mixing engineered inside private production suites for theatrical distribution and archival exhibition.

Selected Productions

Principal Directorial and Score Catalogue

Documentary Feature

Testimony of the Unredacted

Direction, archival cinematography, and orchestral score for the eighty-minute historical inquiry examining systemic legislative suppression. Captured on Kodak 5219 stock with physical magnetic transfers.

Experimental Short

Resonance in Broken Stone

Sixteen-millimeter monochrome study documenting architectural decay across historical custody institutions. Scored exclusively with pipe organ, prepared violoncello, and subterranean room impulse recordings.

Chamber Score Release

Variations for Tape and Iron

Original theatrical sound score engineered using twenty-four track two-inch tape machines, resonant iron plates, and tactile tape loop manipulation mastered directly to lacquer.

Technical Pipeline

Four Disciplines of Delivery

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Celluloid Capture

Acoustic Composition

Analog Magnetic Mixing

Theatrical Archival Master

Motion picture acquisition executed strictly on thirty-five millimeter film stock, utilizing calibrated prime lenses and manual exposure discipline to preserve physical grain structure.

Original scoring authored for pipe organ, violoncello, and resonant metal percussion, recorded within non-reverberant acoustic rooms to ensure raw dynamic definition.

Sound design and dialogue stems summed through discrete tube consoles and multi-track magnetic tape loops without synthetic digital compression artifacts.

Final deliverables prepared for high-density theatrical projection and physical archival disc formats, accompanied by certified preservation documentation.

Reserve Production Windows

Commission requests for film direction, cinema scoring, and analog post-supervision require advance booking aligned with archival studio cycles.