Deutsche Grammophon will release a soundtrack album for the horror thriller Daniel Isn’t Real. The album features the film’s original music composed by Clark (aka Chris Clark) (The Last Panthers, National Treasure: Kiri, Rellik). The soundtrack will be released digitally on December 6 and is now available for pre-order here. A vinyl edition is also being released […]
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‘Daniel Isn’t Real’ Soundtrack Details
Posted: November 19, 2019 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music AlbumsTags: Adam Egypt Mortimer, Clark, Daniel Isn't Real, score, Soundtrack
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Clark Scoring Adam Egypt Mortimer’s ‘Daniel Isn’t Real’
Posted: February 8, 2019 by filmmusicreporter in Film Scoring AssignmentsTags: Adam Egypt Mortimer, Chris Clark, Clark, Daniel Isn't Real
Clark (aka Chris Clark) (The Last Panthers, National Treasure: Kiri, Rellik) is composing the original music for the upcoming thriller Daniel Isn’t Real. The film is directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer (Some Kind of Hate) and stars Patrick Schwarzenegger, Miles Robbins, Sasha Lane, Hannah Marks and Mary Stuart Masterson. The movie centers on a troubled college […]
Weekly TV Music Roundup (April 8, 2018)
Posted: April 8, 2018 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring AssignmentsTags: ABC, Alex Heffes, BBC America, Christopher Lennertz, Cinemax, Clark, Come Sunday, David Holmes, Elvis Presley: The Searcher, HBO, Howards End, Killing Eve, Lost in Space, Michael Price, Mike McCready, Netflix, Nico Muhly, PBS, Pickpockets, Rellik, Robert Duncan, Tamar-Kali, The Crossing, Unforgotten
Premiering tonight is the Starz limited series Howards End developed by Kenneth Lonergan and starring Hayley Atwell, Matthew Macfadyen, Julia Ormond, Philippa Coulthard, Joseph Quinn, Rosalind Eleazar, Tracey Ullman and Alex Lawther. The 4-parter’s original music is composed by Nico Muhly (The Reader, Kill Your Darlings, Margaret, Joshua). Milan Records has released a soundtrack album featuring the composer’s score. Check out […]
Weekly TV Music Roundup (April 1, 2018)
Posted: April 1, 2018 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring AssignmentsTags: Adrian Johnston, Amateur, BC Smith, Ben Bromfield, Chris Clark, Clark, Evgueni Galperine, HBO, Heather McIntosh, Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, Joseph Stephens, Kiri, Mark Isham, NBC, Netflix, Paterno, PBS, Rob, Ryan Elder, Sacha Galperine, Six Balloons, Sun Dogs, TBS, The Boss Baby: Back in Business, The Child in Time, The Last O.G., Troy: Fall of a City
Premiering in the U.S. today is the BBC movie The Child in Time directed by Julian Farino and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kelly Macdonald, Stephen Campbell Moore and Saskia Reeves. The film’s original music is composed by Adrian Johnston (Becoming Jane, Brideshead Revisited, The Strangers: Prey at Night, Kinky Boots). Check out our scoring assignment announcement and the official movie […]
Clark Scoring Channel 4’s & Hulu’s ‘Kiri’
Posted: January 8, 2018 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring AssignmentsTags: Channel 4, Clark, Hulu, Kiri
Clark (aka Chris Clark) has composed the music for the new Channel 4 mini-series Kiri. The show is created by Jack Thorne (National Treasure, A Long Way Down, Glue) and stars Sarah Lancashire, Lia Williams, Steven Mackintosh, Lucian Msamati and Felicia Mukasa. The 4-part drama tells the story of the abduction and death of a […]
Weekly TV Music Roundup (April 10, 2016)
Posted: April 10, 2016 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring AssignmentsTags: Andy Gray, Clark, Confirmation, Dice, Doctor Foster, Elegant Too, Frans Bak, Harry Gregson-Williams, HBO, Hunters, Lifetime, Rob Kolar, Shane Carruth, Showtime, Starz, SundanceTV, Syfy, TBS, The Detour, The Girlfriend Experience, The Last Panthers
Premiering tonight is the Starz original series The Girlfriend Experience created by Amy Seimetz & Lodge Kerrigan, executive produced by Steven Soderbergh and starring Riley Keough, Paul Sparks, Mary Lynn Rajskub, James Gilbert and Kate Lyn Sheil. The film’s original music is composed by writer/director/composer Shane Carruth (Primer, Upstream Color). To learn more about the drama, which is inspired by Soderbergh’s 2009 feature of […]
