Brief and spotting
We discuss story, characters, references and the purpose of each cue. When a rough cut is available, we define entries, exits and narrative priorities.
Original music for picture
I write original scores around the rhythm of a scene, its dramatic purpose and the language of the project. I collaborate with directors and productions in Italy and worldwide, from the first conversation through organized delivery for post-production.
The process
Every film calls for a different balance of music, silence, rhythm and thematic development. The process starts with a close reading of the material and stays in dialogue with the edit and the director’s intent.
We discuss story, characters, references and the purpose of each cue. When a rough cut is available, we define entries, exits and narrative priorities.
I shape a musical direction for the film: themes, instrumental palette and first proposals against picture, followed by clear revision rounds.
Approved cues are finalized and the agreed materials are prepared for post-production, including versions and stems when the project calls for them.
Selected work
Directed by Daniela Zenobi and produced by Hollis Hill, H3 Films, Los Angeles. An original score shaped around the relationship between a mother and her daughter.
Synths, piano and strings turn the loop of gambling addiction into music that appears to resolve while never moving forward.
Collaboration
Frequently asked questions
A composer can be involved before picture lock. Working from a rough cut helps establish the role of music early; final delivery is then aligned with the approved edit.
Yes. Briefing, spotting, revisions and approvals can be handled remotely through shared materials and agreed review stages.
Format and running time, the state of the edit, timeline, musical references and a short description of what the music should accomplish in the story.
Send a brief, a scene or a rough cut. I will come back with an initial reading of what the music can contribute and the clearest way to work together.