The video above is an uplifting documentary (featuring the SfC song “Origami Airplanes”) by the U.S. Department of Education about the turnaround at Locke High School in Los Angeles.
For more information, please visit www.greendot.org, www.ed.gov, and www2.ed.gov/programs/sif/index.html.
The choreography involved in creating this music video boggles my mind.
Feb 28
CMYK is here!!! The first ten (10) people to comment here on this blog post will be emailed a download code to download the album for free from songsforcinema.bandcamp.com! (Download codes will be emailed within 24 hours of commenting, unless something terrible and unforeseen happens to me or my ability to go online :P.)
You can listen to, and purchase, the album at the SfC Bandcamp site. The album should also be available on iTunes and Amazon.com in a few weeks.
Thank you for listening! Thank you for your continued support!
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Feb 23
POLL RESULTS: And the winner is … SfC!!!
In other news, I’ve been a busy busy bee. Trying to get the album out before March. (c:
Feb 16
Which abbreviation of Songs for Cinema do you like better?
1. SfC
2. S4C
Feb 8
Did any of you see the Google ad during the Super Bowl? The music in the ad, like the search engine itself, is simple and effective.
Here’s a World Vision video about Haiti that my friend Albert created. He graciously used a song I originally made for the Wong Fu Productions short film “Set Free.” Check out the video and remember to do something to help out.
[From my friend Ben.] Free download from Amazon.com of a Philip Glass sampler album.
Haven’t downloaded it yet, but will do so later tonight. Learn more about Mr. Glass, “considered one of the most influential composers of the late 20th century.”
Jan 17
I’m predicting a February release date for the new album…
Dec 25
Hi friends,
Merry Christmas from Taiwan!!!
Since I don’t want you to walk away from this blog post empty-handed, here’s how you can get a $4 Amazon.com Video on Demand (VoD) credit for free! (Source: www.mymoneyblog.com)
At Amazon’s Video on Demand store, click on any movie (such as Julie & Julia or (500) Days of Summer), then click on the link below the preview that says, “Have a promotion code? Redeem a gift card or promotion code.” Then, enter the code AVODGIFT. Then you’ll have $4 to use towards Amazon.com VoD. (Credit expires Jan. 2, 2010.)
Got it?
Wishing you and your family and friends all the best.
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