Wesley Lawrence Curry II's Reel

Towards the end of the film, and the interrogation that is interspersed throughout the movie, Here, Nick Searcy finished his talk with the lead, and gives some fatherly advice. The music here is like a pair of bookends, tied with the first scene music Music & Orchestration By Wesley Lawrence Curry II. (There is a teaser trailer at the end of this film clip for a film I am working on called "the Little Book". Note: I have often heard producers become a little frightened of the "BOX o...

Opening Scenes from Landline, with Nick Searcy who is in the upcoming Movie 3 Billboards outside Edding Mo (With Francis Mcdormand, Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell, and Peter Dinklage. In this Scene from LANDLINE, he is the Detective interrogating someone in trouble. Music & Orchestration by Wesley Lawrence Curry II

Jim O'Heir (Logan Lucky) Tom Arnold, Ryne Sandberg (Cubs: Baseball Hall of Fame) In a Scene from a film I scored.

Jim O'Heir (Logan Lucky, Middle Man,Parks & Recreation) Tom Arnold, Ryne Sandberg (Baseball Hall of Fame Great) and the rest of the cast take over Wrigley Field in Chicago, during a quirky & pivotal scene in the indie feature length comedy, Landline. Music & Orchestration By Wesley Lawrence Curry II

Looking for errant Rocketships seeking muzak.

I do this, and have been doing this, everyday for the past 15 years. It is an exercise to increase my improvisational skills and in general, be able to create spontaneous lifelike music on the spot. This time....I went for baroque, hopefully to your ears not the garden variety "attempt' at sounding like something, but in this case, like someone ready to challenge Bexthude, and Bach in a play-off.

Opening scene (with Director, Writer Matthew Aaron) Ted Gout has been camping and breaks from his friends over the use of technology and cell phones during the 'get away' from it all time, But is apprehended and wrongfully accused of a crime in the area that he did not commit, Once in the Police Station he begins telling the story to Detective Don Garret (Nick Searcy). The Director called for some fun upbeat action oriented music to begin the musical score.

30 second music teaser clip from the Indie Feature Length Comedy Landline. Co-Starring Betsy Brandt & Jim O"Heir. The entire score was appx: 1 1/2 hours of orchestral music, created by me in a teeny tiny apartment on the North Shore of Chicago late last summer. The first words the Director gave me the day I was hired was......think.....Shirley McLain and Jack Lemmon in the Apartment. Its my first "BIG" break in my "from wrags to paper towel" story. Used the chops I honed while improvising on stage live in The Second City to create most of the music.

Audition reel for the job to score the upcoming Loving Vincent (Animated) feature film.