The Stage 32 Videos: Sample

Have you ever said to yourself; "That baby is so cute, I could eat it up"? Well now you can!

Trailer I created for the Game Developers Choice Awards

dvd. live l.v.nv. 2002 OFF THEE CUFF

A young man struggles to come to terms with the tragic loss of his younger brother when a mysterious A.I. offers him the chance to look into his past to come to terms with his grief and to explore just how powerful the bond of love can be. The Relay just started it's Festival Funding campaing, learn more about the story behind the film here: https://igg.me/at/therelayfilm/x/19514763 In Los Angeles? Comment and let's connect, space is limited. My email is cameronthescott@gmail.com

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Chelsea must deliver her grandmother to a cousin’s wedding.

Out of this world piano solo by Colonel Pepper, or was that Beethoven banging the ebony and ivory piano keys.

matthewchilelli.com Sticks, the little wooden robot, is brought to life by his master and helps out around the camp. The world is a confusing place for our plucky protagonist, and even a friendly visitor to the camp can seem like a dangerous situation. John August's animatic for a short film needed some music to breath life into the action. We went with a slightly off-kilter melody performed by both Western and African instruments to hint at a larger musical world outside of the camp.

matthewchilelli.com Jackie and Rachel close the windows in their apartment; Rachel is scared while reading in bed. I wrote a lyrical, pulsing piece to lead the viewer into the bedtime scene, allowing it trail off before the terrifying moment when the covers are ripped off. Horror movie music is fun to compose!

matthewchilelli.com Miss Fit is a superhero on a mission - she wants to learn all she can about the Real-Life-Superhero phenomenon, and along the way, she becomes involved in their cause, which is homeless outreach. Here she helps the other RLSH folks as they distribute supplies to homeless people in San Diego. Writing music for documentaries can be daunting. Often times a composer needs to reign in his or her style to better suit the realism of the moments in documentary films, but this is a particularly emotional moment of Adventures of Miss Fit, so I was able to spread my musical wings and write a poignant yet occasionally soaring piece for this homeless outreach mission.

This is a demo reel showcasing my own personal work in directing, editing, visual effects l, and color correction.

I didn't have shit but a camera..living on the street and my friend took me for a ride