Written by Scott Halford, Ryan Pearce, JB Sherwood
Produced and Directed by Scott Halford
Cast: Ryan Pearce, Regina Martin, Natalie Dallimore
Music by Robert Allen Elliott
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Hero To Me Demo
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| Fight of your life.mp3 |
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| Closing Titles.mp3 |
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Plot: Ryan's way of life changed when he was mugged. Now he must find a way to continue his new life confined to a wheelchair.
“When using an orchestral library my first goal is in achieving 'realistic results'. When the award, ‘Best Original Score' was given for this film at 2005 Hollywood DV Festival, the Chairman's only question was, 'given the low budget of this film, how was it that you were able to hire and use a REAL orchestra!'
This of course is the biggest compliment that could be given.
I ordered "Epic Horns" and "Chamber Strings" just for this project. As it turns out, it was the most important decision I made. Both libraries are featured prominently in many of the cues throughout the film. The 'warmth' and playability of the Epic Horns library was key in capturing the melodic duties of the Main Theme. The new "short staccs" Chamber Strings were the foundation of the edgier fight scenes.
Thanks to VSL for all the hard work - I am looking forward to receiving my copy of Vienna Instruments - Symphonic Cube.”
Robert Allen Elliott
Film Composer
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http://www.robelliottmusic.com/
http://www.foursitestudios.com/herotome/festivals.htm
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The Hollwood DV Festival exists since 2003 and is focusing oncreative works shot in only Digital, Video & High Definition formats. Writers, producers & directors are given the opportunity to showcase their talents utilizing equipment they can financially afford, while still producing creative stories & ideas. In its third year “Hero To Me”, an independent short movie by Scott Halford, is given the award for “Best Original Score” and “Best Action short”, composed and produced by Robert Allen Elliott. At the Park City Film Music Festival “Hero To Me” wins the Gold Medal for Excellence - Jury's Choices for Artistic Excellence in a Narrative Short Film. Additionally the movie won "Best Use of Sound and Music" at the LDS 2006 Film Festival. The filming for the 90 minute feature starts at the end of 2006.
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