In the midst of scoring a silent gothic thriller film, my thoughts have been preoccupied with visions of candlelight foreshadowing death, lucky pendants, and families broken by social status and secrecy. I have dedicated the past month to gory visions, timing on-screen murders with appropriate percussive force, and asking myself to forget for moments that turn into hours how much I really do love my life.

I knew that life as a film composer must be intense, but I wasn’t sure quite how it would feel waking up at 3:45 a.m, compelled to write a counter-melody that tied well into the Dies Irae theme I had composed months ago while in a particular state of consternation. (The literal translation for Dies Irae is “Day of Wrath.”)  Bone chilling, to say the least.

Now, I am pleased to celebrate the results of my midnight scoring sessions with a private party and film screening. I hope you can join me for this celebration! - Carter

DETAILS:

At Knife’s Edge Film Screening

Saturday, March 13, 2010 – 8pm

Santa Ana, CA 92701

Additional information will be provided with RSVP to carter@carterdewberry.com.

Space is limited; RSVP required

Origins CDs available at http://www.carterdewberry.com