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Site is being redesigned. Please check back for new information. June 28, 2006 Sony Classics' Who Killed the Electric Car? opens in limited release. John contributed songs to the project and served as one of its music editors. The film was directed by Chris Paine and produced by Dean Devlin and Richard and Tavin Titus. IMDB links and reviews: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0489037/ June 10, 2006 What is it with the sci fi?! Another premiere, this time Tibor Takacs' film Black Hole starring Judd Nelson, David Selby, and Kristy Swanson. IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0433883/ DVD forthcoming April 22, 2006 John's latest collaboration with director Tim Cox, Mammoth, airs on the Sci Fi Channel. The score is in a part an homage to great spy-thriller scores of the 60's, in particular those of Lalo Schifrin and Henry Mancini. The movie is a hoot, too. IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0487037/ DVD forthcoming March, 2006 John's song, "Hiding Place," appears on a new release ("Can You Hear Me")by inspirational artist Sylvia Lange. John collaborated on the lyrics with his father, James. An album length project of their songs is under way. August 25, 2005 Mark L. Lester's Pterodactyl premiers on the Sci Fi Channel with highest rating for original Sci Fi picture to date. Excerpts of John's score for the picture can be heard on the Audioclips page. IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0452668/ DVD available March 1, 2005 Finishing touches on my new studio are completed. It's a Great new room for writing, tracking and mixing, with a terrific view of the pool and the world outside, even if I rarely have time to get out and see it. Got Robert Beijer to build some beautiful custom furninshings as well. Pics to follow. January 15, 2005 Larva air date set – John’s most latest scoring effort for the
Sci Fi Channel has been set to air initially on January 22, 2005. The
Nu Image film is directed by Tim Cox and stars Vincent Ventresca, William
Forsythe, David Selby, and Rachel Hunter. The score reflects the 70’s
suspense thriller feel of the film.
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