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DOUGLAS ROMAYNE: Expressing the Inexpressible Available At iTunes Movie Score Media CD BABY "Douglas Romayne is a composer who is well and truly on the way up. Shows immense talent" — Music From The Movies "A great anthology from a composer who crafts lush melodies and emotion out of sound" — Score Wars "Both a superb promo for the composer's skillful writing, and an addictive album, particularly for film music fans wanting music with a rich, elegant orchestral sound" — KQEK "A fabulous demonstration of Romayne's ability to create melodic, large-sounding scores in many genres. Highly recommended!" — Film Score Monthly

Rocketboy - Winner, Gold Medal for Musical Excellence; Winner, Comic-Con

Creating the score for Rocketboy was truly one of the most fun challenges I've had and it's been exciting to see the attention the film has gotten in festivals around the country, plus the great reviews the film score has received. You can read the reviews in my blog.

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Shelter - Winner, Gold Medal for Musical Excellence

Luke Hutton’s Shelter is an elegant, taut drama that introduces us to several characters who cross paths during a severe thunderstorm. With so many different stories going on, it was obvious from the start that having a separate theme for each character/story would be an unwieldy approach. The underlying premise of the film — that people are inextricably connected — created a situation in which a general unifying idea would best serve the multiple storylines. Since the moments to apply music are short throughout much of the film, it was necessary to create a theme in its entirety first, and then find fragments of the theme that could be sprinkled throughout the picture. Only at the very end over the credits does the theme have its chance to play out in full. more...

She Wore A Yellow Scrunchy

Alex created a tough, girl-power film with a western flavor. One of her mentors, music editor Kenny Hall, added his touches at the final dub. It was a great project to score, especially since it gave me the chance to harken back to the Spaghetti Western scores of one of my musical heroes, Ennio Morricone. For info about the score and screenings, go to my official site here more...