Description
BULLION is an opening credits sequence drawn from the cool, understated noir of late ’60s and ’70s cinema. It drifts through shadowy streets, rich with mood and atmosphere. More than a credits sequence, it’s a statement of tone: sleek, stylish, and charged with tension.
This is a great film for building your skills and portfolio as a composer as your music takes centre stage.
This is a great film for building your skills and portfolio as a composer as your music takes centre stage.
This is an un-scored film, fully licensed for composers and sound editors to use in their creative practice, social media, portfolio and coursework. These resources are proven to assist in securing paid work. Contact us for further details.
Assets
included.
included.
VIDEO
Un-scored film 4K
Un-scored film HD
Vertical version HD
Un-scored film HD
Vertical version HD
AUDIO
SFX track
Temp track
Temp track
PROFESSIONAL
Spotting sheet
BONUS/MARKETING
Misc hi-res images
Logos
Logos
A recent masterclass.
An insight into scoring with our experts from Leeds Conservatoire. Our library includes cheat sheets for these classes, condensing some of the main points into handy one-page references (free for members). For more of these great videos:
@thecuetube
@thecuetube
Inspiration.
We were massively inspired by this stunning opening sequence and score from Lalo Schifrin – perhaps you will be too?!
Find demos and re-scores on YouTube searching for the cue tube
Submit yours.
SUBMIT YOUR SCORE FOR REVIEW
Each month our experts review re-scores of our latest film in a livestream. These are a great chance to listen to expert opinions and also hear other interpretations of these materials. One of the composers who submit will be chosen to receive a free string quartet recording session!
Submit your re-score of the latest film in time to receive free expert feedback and be in with a chance!
Submit your re-score of the latest film in time to receive free expert feedback and be in with a chance!
For students.
We work with schools, universities and conservatoires around the world to get free student access to our resources.
