This is part of a series of spots I edited and scored months after the h1n1 epidemic in Mexico had been stabilized.

This is a spot I scored using Garage Band and Logic. The idea was to get a sound that was both contemporary and ambiguously Spanish. I supported the drama of the read by building the music from whimsical flutes at first, to a commanding lower brass vs. laughing trumpet question and answer. You can find the separated music track in the Music section.

This is a :15 spot I wrote and edited to get people excited about the thrilling new Epcot pulse pounder, Test Track. (When I was at Disney, we couldn’t say ‘pulse pounder’ or ‘white knuckle’ or anything having to do with the ride’s effect on your circulation for legal reasons.)

This is a video I wrote, directed and edited to give clients a glimpse of our process when it comes to marketing a destination. Much of the score I wrote can be found in the MUSIC section.

This is part of a television campaign to promote St. Petersburg/Clearwater by leveraging its standing as America’s #1 Beach, so ranked by the popular and highly regarded Dr. Beach.

This is a :30 spot I wrote for the Panama City Beach Visitor and Convention Bureau. I composed and recorded several music tracks for this at the agency’s sound studio, including the final version, which you can find in my music section. But the one we all liked is this one, recorded in a trailer on location with a tiny keyboard, and the built-in mic on a Mac ibook.

This is a video I wrote, directed, shot and edited. We shot it in a single day with no budget. Just other writers and cast members as talent. We used it in presentations to other agencies and advertising entities as a recruiting tool.