We’ve just completed production of an industrial rock track, a demonstration of our ability to produce soundtrack material that is often used in the action film genre, also suitable for trailers or computer games. Anyone interesting in commissioning music for such projects is welcome to get in touch with us.
Here is the track:
We are delighted to learn that the short film ‘Leben – Touching Life’, which we scored the soundtrack for, has been included in the official selection for La Muestra Internacional de Cine Independiente SURMIC (Exhibition of Independent International Films), taking place in Osomo, Chile, South America. The Festival is held in March and is in it’s third year and gaining more international exposure. We congratulate the film’s director, Carolin Färber on the continuing success of the film and are pleased to have been involved in such an exciting project that has been so well received internationally.
We are now on soundcloud, go check us out. We will upload edited sections of our soundtracks as and when they get completed.
For now, here is an edited section of the soundtrack we provided for the Sakura Films Production of ‘Leben’ ©2013:
We have just received notification that ‘Leben’, the short film that we provided the score to last year, has been selected for another film festival.
Following the warm reception at the Thessaloniki Short Film Festival (where dir. Carolin Färber was presented the Cinematic Achievement Award for ‘Leben’), the film will now appear as part of the Clujshorts program, taking place between the 27.3.14 and 30.3.14 in Cluj, Napoca, Romania. For more information, click the banner below:
We are proud to announce that ‘Vienna Walls’, the Urban Bouldering (urban climbing) film has been selected for the Berg und Abenteuer film festival in Graz, Austria (www.mountainfilm.com), showing Wednesday 13.11.13 at 20:00 (Dom im Berg).
Build a Bridge Music composed the score, developing a concept for the rhythmical soundtrack relying heavily upon oriental percussion from Burag Tuzkaya. The challenging brief from the director, Philipp Stromer, was to provide music for the film which didn’t have any melodic structure, to be just rhythmic, a concept that tested our creativity but yielded positive results. We settled upon a blend of digital rhythm sound design and programming mixed with layered recordings of Burag’s percussion: frame drums, ceramic finger drums, shakers, etc. The outro ‘making of” scenes and credits allowed us a little more flexibility, and here we introduced melodies and further instrumentation.
For more details about the film festival, please follow this link:
http://www.mountainfilm.com/en/2013/film/1174/
Mark.
