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Fast-paced composed score and Moby-esque tunes: Indie feature film needs music

ID: FTA1025    Posted December 3, 2008
Looking for: Fast-paced composed score (similar to the score in "Eagle Eye") and Moby-esque tunes (Downtempo, House, Ambient & Electronic)
Explicit Lyrics Accepted: No
Instrumentals Accepted: Yes
Movie Genre: psychological thriller

Description: A mind-bending thriller about Alec Zachs, a successful executive on a quest to uncover a corporate conspiracy behind terrifying hallucinations taking over his sanity, his life, and those of coworkers connected to him through his nightmares - This psychological thriller that takes Alec Zachs, the protagonist, through a frantic journey to discover the culprit of the recurring nightmares that have crossed over Alec's real life and turn into terrible hallucinations that threaten his sanity and his life. On every step of his quest to uncover the truth, the mystery deepens and his nightmarish visions are taking a toll on his psyche, his friends, and his own reality.

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  • Deal Type: Non-Exclusive

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Jan 4, 2009

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