Tim O'Steen's Reel

A black man from 1960s Mississippi has gone north to make his way in life. After an interesting, somewhat successful life he returns to the shanty home of his childhood days. This music represents the times he remembers there as he goes from room to room of the empty house, each one offering a different image of a happy youthful time with family. Then he steps out and walks away down an empty dirt road toward a setting summer sun. What happened up north is an even bigger subject?

I think something disgusting is going to happen. Music for the film is at preludemusicarts.com

Fantasy piece. The wizard hero has been held in a castle dungeon. The music begins as he starts to make his way sneaking through the corridors until he is able to exit a tower window on a magic carpet no less. A battle ensues in the air and he can be heard falling off the carpet toward the ground. The carpet saves him by flying under as he makes a triumphant landing. I love this movie.

Like the golden age of private eye tv.

A couple of years ago someone solicited music for a modern silent film that was to be produced in recognition of a movie industry anniversary. Their notice would not allow replies for some reason. Decided to create this anyway to explore the style a little. Tell me what you think

One hot summer when the bass player had a girlfriend

that doctor is so good looking

That female cop is so good looking.

You tell me what you think it is.

What do you think?