The Stage 32 Videos: Dramatic

This reel features five fragments from different projects: a web series, original music for a cult film, a lyrical piece, a field recording from Varanasi, and music for a philosophical monologue. Each fragment shows how I work with a scene: I don’t illustrate the picture, I search for its inner rhythm and subtext.

"The Law of the Strongest" is an original cinematic piece built around the piano, reworked to bring out its tension, weight, and dramatic drive — music for moments of conflict, rivalry, and survival. Composed, performed on piano, and produced by Jorge Armijos (Jörg Army). Released April 15, 2026 on Oarion Records. Available for sync licensing and custom scoring for film, series, animation, and video games. Feel free to message me here on Stage 32.

This is actor Scott Watson's dramatic acting reel. https://www.scottymwatson.com https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2669371/

Whether you want it or not, Composerbeard TV is back! This time it’s to announce the addition of 100+ tracks and cues…loads of cinematic music now up on brianlhgunter.com and searchable by genre in the menue (yes, I spelled it with an “e” cuz it’s fancier. It’s science.) More to come! New track post every day for the next 90 days, or until I get bored, or until I see a squirrel. In which case I’ll learn everything there is to know about squirrels and start posting that every day. AuDHD for the win! Tell your friends…or don’t. I’m not the boss of you. Who the hell do I think I am anyway Sheesh! Some people…SMH. Now, go make some noise!

I was challenged to tell the story of a dramatic scene in 2 minutes of music. The scene depicts a man sitting in his car. He has been struggling with mental health, and is now just staring at all of the medications he has been prescribed, feeling overwhelmed by it along with bearing the weight of stigma in his community where mental health is not discussed. Especially among men, as it would be a show of weakness. The piece begins as I imagine it, very quietly as a string quartet begins playing very dryly, and with as little expressiveness as possible as our character takes in his newly medicated regiment. Feelings of anxiety, sadness and desperation creep in where the strings are joined by a simple piano line. The piano provides the "motor" for the piece as the strings swell into the intensity of the emotional peak. You can imagine the overwhelm boiling over uncontrollably before returning to a quieter and less expressive state as the outburst of emotion finally subsides and turns to the numbness of depression. What do you think? Does this cue meet the brief?

This is "Wasted Talent by Joseph Arnone - Role of Donnie - Monologue" by Jack Murphy on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Acting Showreel. Scenes from various projects

www.andrewsearles.com/acting http://www.imdb.me/andrewsearles http://resumes.actorsaccess.com/andrewsearles https://app.castingnetworks.com/talent/public-profile/7646feca-bcfc-11eb-afb1-73cb8fd822e4

Desperate to break free from the shackles of sex trafficking and life on the streets, can Gigi find the willpower to leave her past behind, or will that monkey continue to ride her back?

Beautiful Something Brian Sheppard- BRIAN Grant Lancaster- DAN Reel Goode Pictures