Resonant Tale Developer Interview on Writing for Games ✍️

From Player to Page have just published an interview with Scott, the developer and writer for Resonant Tale, the hit Playdate game that features my original music and sound. Covering many aspects of the his work and focusing on the writing process, the video interview is a great insight into how such the complex and whimsical story came together. Have a watch below and make sure to give the game a spin on Playdate as well as having a listen to the soundtrack album, out now on all platforms!

Watch "For The Boy My Father Mourns" Now 🌉

I worked with Bouy Films scoring their third micro-short entry, “For The Boy My Father Mourned”, as part of their micro-short collection “My Sad Eyes Make Joy”. Have a watch below on the Bouy Films YouTube channel.

This micro-short film explores transmuting exhaustion into catharsis. Dedicated to past traumatic memories, the performance piece is a practice of letting go of what no longer serves us. The soundtrack is out now on all platforms too! It is such a privilege to see my searing, emotive saxophone-led piece brought to life with such a beautifully shot and powerful performance

Film Credits

Prod Co: Bouy Films @bouyfilms

Dir/Editor: Ricardo Bouyett @ricardobouyett

Performer/Collaborator: Luzzo @luh.zoh

Music: Rupert Cole

Mastering: John Elleson-Hartley @johnehartley

"With Teeth" Short Film Release 🦷

Daniel Curtis' short film With Teeth which features my soundtrack, sound design and audio mix has just released on YouTube! The film tells the story of a stroke survivor battling to regain his speech while facing his own inner demons, have a watch below (content warning: the film contains some mildly graphic images of injury/wounds).

It was a real pleasure to work on all aspects of the audio for Dan's heart-wrenching story and after winning awards for the performances and makeup/special effects it's a joy to be able to share it publicly! I hope you enjoy watching the film, if you are interested in supporting stroke survivors I recommend the fantastic work of The Stroke Association.