Antigone Lives*
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Accompanied a projection sequence with changing slides
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During the run, the cue was longer and featured glitchy sounds that were strategically spread out throughout the surround speakers for a fully immersive experience. The stereo mix provided here offers a glimpse into the design.
These Violent Delights
- Accompanied a chaotic dance scene towards the end of the play
- This stereo mix offers a preview of the cue, but during the run, a more immersive surround mix was utilized to fully capture the frenetic energy of the scene.
Romeo + Juliet
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The sample provided here offers a glimpse of the theme, which was carefully woven into the fabric of the production to tie everything together.
Thunderbodies
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Offered a creative take on the pre-show fire speech
Once Upon a Time in 1991
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Music score accompanies this video projection cue that played at the end of the show, featuring a character revisiting all the scenes from throughout the production (video credit to Patrick Blenkarn and Cole Lewis)
Virginia Wolf
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Produced the score and post-production sound for this recording (covid performance was streamed)
- The cut provided above captures the final moments of the show
Romeo & Juliet
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Accompanied the party scene when Romeo and Juliet first meet
- This cue started off soft and subtle, gradually building towards the big first kiss moment
Seph
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Crafted a cue for a dramatic kiss between Demeter and Hades, timed to coincide with a fermata in the music