Director: Adam Leon

https://tribecafilm.com/films/italian-studies-2021

Role: Music Supervisor

Music featuring original compositions by Nicholas Brittell and existing music by High Places, Golden Gate Quartet, Let's Eat Grandma, Emily Sprague, No Age.

Tribeca Festival Premiere

Director: Nanah Mensah

Queen of Glory

Role: Early consulting on music curation from Ghana and specific dialogue scenes.

Director: Diana Peralta

https://www.rathausfilms.com/projects/de-lo-mio

Role: Music Supervisor

Music: traditional and contemporary music (Dembow) from the Dominican Republic

Bam Festival 2019 closing film

Recognized by the New York Times as part of the “Three films to watch at the New York Latino Festival”

Director: Terence Nance

https://www.hbo.com/random-acts-of-flyness

Synopsis: mix of vérité documentary, musical performances, surrealist melodrama and humorous animation.

Role: Music Supervisor on the 6 episodes - 330 original and existing tracks, and in-camera moments.

Performances of Moses Sumney and Solange and song placements of Erykah Badu, Serpentwithfeet, Outkast, Kamasi Washington, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Black Thought, to name a few.

Composers: Terence Etc, Emile Mosseri, Nick Hakim, Nelson Bandela, Jon Bap.

Awards:

Peabody Award as part of The Best Stories of 2018

Triple finalist at the Music & Sound Awards for Best Sound Design in a Television Program (episode 106); Best Sync in a Promo/Trailer, and Best Sync, Single Scene in a Television Program (ep 106).

Director: Ian Cheney (The Search for General Tso, The City Dark)

and advised by world-renowned filmmaker Werner Herzog (Fitzcarraldo, Aguirre, The Wrath of God, Grizzly Man)

https://www.newyorker.com/recommends/watch/the-most-unknown

Role:

Music Supervisor managing 90+ min of original cues composed by Air Cricket and Licensing of “Brother Sport” by Animal Collective for the end track.

Distributed On Netflix, VICE, and selected theaters

Screened at CPH Dox Festival in Copenhagen

Six Dancers, Four countries, One week to change lives. Trailer here

World Premiere in 2018 at The Doc Fortnight Festival at MoMA

Director: Rob Fruchtman

Producers: Wilderness Films / Cornelia Ravenal and Mikael Södersten

Role: Co-Music Supervisor and Licensing Consultant including for the renown track “Channels & Winds” by Philip Glass & Ravi Shankar, the end credits, and local music replacements for scenes shot in Korea

Role: Composer management of Princess Century and Music Supervision of existing cues

Role: Music supervision and on-camera performance support

Brought in as a Music Consultant