I deliver highly customized music productions for your film, commercial or video game.
Various pieces from my portfolio are contained in these slides. To advance, select from the project names below.
The first is a Nike TV commercial. Double-click any video for fullscreen.
Short Film
I produced everything you hear, including music, voiceover and sound design.
Gameplay Clip
I produced everything you hear -- including the intro and outro.
Theatrical Trailer
I produced everything you hear, including music, voiceover and sound design.
Selected Works
Action Adventure
ElectroAcoustic
Suspense & Atmosphere
Jazz and World
Scored the "Betrayal Festival" film "Stretched". Director Patrick Muhlberger: "I worked with Nathan on my Betrayal Fest entry "Stretched" and he did an amazing job. In 24 hours he crafted a score that captured the entire mood of the piece and he was very understanding and open to any notes or thoughts I had. The entire piece changed due to his music and I look forward to working with him again. -Patrick" I'll post the video as soon as it's done!
Composed a piece for WarSport: ConTour. MP3 coming soon!
Scored the trailer "Death Claus" for the 2009 DVXUser AdFest. watch
Composed a TV show intro for WarSport International, Inc.
Completed my term at Seven45 Studios.
“I haven't had the chance to work with Nathan, but can tell from his demo page that he's one of the more exciting talents to be up-and-coming in the soundtrack field. I'm looking forward to hearing great stuff from him in the near future!” (December 2009)
“Nathan's tracks exude confidence, creativity and professionalism in many different styles, from Electronica to Jazz.” (September 2009)
"Nathan came on board to assist in audio production and added value to the team from the beginning. He is hard-working, even-tempered and a pleasure to work with. And he has a great ear for his work in audio production. I highly recommend Nathan." (August 2009)
"Nathan is creative and inventive with a keen intellect and interest in technology. I see a bright future for him in his chosen field.” (August 2009)
