Want me to score your film? Contact me:
ethan at ethanhein dot com.
Integrative
Nutrition: Healthy Cooking DVD
My second project for this company.
The Duel (from light to darkness to light...)
An eleven minute video loop by French filmmaker and photographer
Gerald Petit. A guitarist
named Jaymes and I battle out a two-guitar version of Funkadelic's
Maggot
Brain, first on the roof of my building and then in a
gallery in Chelsea. Below are my favorite stills:
Lisa Carlbom's short documentary explores the
ways that the post 9/11 anti-immigrant backlash has affected
New York City's Pakistani immigrant community. An estimated
20,000 people have disappeared from the city in the past
three years. Immediately after the terror attacks, the FBI
and the Department Of Homeland Security started performing
sweeps in different Pakistani areas in New York City, arresting
South Asian men on sometimes spurious charges.
Hear a sample: The haunting score includes samples of Jesse
Selengut's trumpet and Adrian
Mira's clarinet from the first poma-swank
CD, the New
York Metro Mass Choir, a field recording of a gamelan
orchestra, various tablas and a synth bass.
download | stream
My score for this promo video uses my signature blend of
dance/ funk grooves, world percussion and futuristic sampling.
Hear a short excerpt: download
| stream
Distress
Doug
Clark and I co-composed and performed the score with for
this 93 minute film directed by Blue Kraning.
Black Eight
I composed the original score for this 11 minute film produced
by Tallboy Films. It premiered at the First Round Winner
screening of the 2003 Midnight
Madness Movie Making Competition.
Hear a sample: The film is about pool sharks, so the mood
is urban, sophisticated and moody, as in this trip-hop groove.
download
| stream
The title of Zachary Snygg's ghetto horror film pretty
much sums it up. He incorporated some Submarine
Factory and Tasting Zoo into
the mix, along with some of my most adventurous pieces
of computer music, including:
A "piano boomerang" based on samples of a
piece composed and performed by Eric
Wubbels, so named because the samples bounce back
and forth, forwards and backwards, through the magic of
Pro Tools. download
| stream
What Comes Around
I composed the original score for this 62 minute film directed
by Rene Veilleux. The film premiered in the 2002 New York
International Independent Film and Video Festival.
I contributed part of the original score for this feature
by Flown Films.
back to top
|
|
