Creative Deconstruction

(At Cummer Museum of Art for the Miradas project.) So right towards the end of scoring California Winter , which was my first feature film score ever, and one of the most difficult tasks I've ever taken on, musically. I was asked to make the soundtrack for a short film, The Convert. The movie was filmed on location in Jacksonville, FL with the purpose of promoting "Bike (Bicycle) Month". Starting once again from a completely "blank canvas", sonically. It took me about eight hours to complete the soundtrack for The Convert. I did this over the course of two or three days. Ride'em vaquero! ●   www.GoliathFlores.com

I got a final copy of California Winter today. Color mastered, audio mastered, and finished version of the film. This is the only feature film I know of (that isn't a documentary) about the Housing Crisis in America. The movie addresses the home foreclosures which happened to millions of families across the nation from the perspective of a Mexican-American family in Los Angeles, CA. The movie was filmed on location in Los Angeles, and is in 25% Spanish, with subtitles. Here are three samples of the film score/soundtrack: Behind the scenes of the score and soundtrack: Here are two versions of the opening piece of music, not used in the final cut. The second (Latin style) piece of music in "Americana and Latin" was used, but the director and producers decided on something more appropriate that I composed for the opening of the movie. Some pictures from the movie's Stills Set: Marcy (Rutina Wesley), and lead character Clara Morales (E...

● www.GoliathFlores.com I incorporated all the techniques I've learned into this Tango. I hope you classical guitarists out there enjoy playing it. Comments are welcome. (Click To Enlarge Pg.1) (Click To Enlarge Pg.2) (Click To Enlarge Pg.3) Enjoy! ● www.GoliathFlores.com