The Stage 32 Videos

US Accent Reel

This is a trailer of sorts for the film's crowdfunding campaign. https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/the-trusting-soul-feature-film/the-trusting-soul

This is "An Uninvited Guest Trailer (Sound Design)" by keith fortune

Celebrating the launch of SJQ with a lightshow across Edinburgh all sound design done by keith fortune

The below script, rendered on renderforest.com for $5 in credits: Benevolent E.T.s in a circular craft with revolving lights that flash to the music playing on a boombox on the ground beneath it as it lands, pick up a tall, gorgeous heterosexual couple, 30s, expectantly waiting with hands prayerfully raised to the sky amidst a party of young happy couples. "C'mon, darling!" The man exclaims to his friend as he strides out to the waiting craft, turns to her, reaches back with his hand outstretched to grab hers to board the ship through a doorway that opens onto the ground. The couple enters the ship that lands when the E.T. leader they inherently trust, waves and beckons them in with a long, pointy index finger to the open doorway to the ship that lands on the ground nearby to them.

The Wyrmfeld Chronicles recount tale of the foredoomed love of an 11th century warrior-poet, a Nephilim caught in a war between heaven and hell, and their thousand years odyssey to be reunited.

I compose dark synth-based music for film, visuals, and atmospheric storytelling. My focus is on simple, restrained scoring that supports the picture and helps shape the emotional direction of a scene. I’m especially drawn to psychological, horror, sci-fi, and industrial moods. Open to connecting with filmmakers and creators who need atmospheric music for their projects.

This scene was inspired by a true story that a friend of mine an asian model told. What are you thought on the scene? This was read by the app Scene Partner you can try here https://colegadecenav4.vercel.app/

Hi , I am a composer based in Los Angeles with a professional studio. Would love to collaborate.

https://fawesome.tv/movies/10553415/the-holy-trinity

Studios aren’t taking fewer risks because they suddenly forgot how to make movies. They’re taking fewer risks because the math has changed. Big budgets. Global pressure. Franchise dependency. Marketing costs that can rival production budgets. But here’s the flip side: Indies are blowing up because they can move faster, take smarter creative risks, and reach niche audiences the studios often overlook. That’s what Brad from Kappa Studios and I unpack in this clip. Check it out, and watch or listen to the full episode here: Watch: https://youtu.be/9SPRmvx61vI Listen: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-epnxa-1aa90ce