score suggestions

[nate_dog]

I'm wondering if anybody can recommend me an artist/album/soundtrack for my film I'm doing.

The best and shortest way I can describe the atmosphere of the movie is Deliverence meets the Shining.
I was listening to Carter Burwell's score for Fargo which seems closer to what I'm looking for but beyond that I can't think of much else.

If anything comes to mind which could help, that would be wonderful, if not then this post will disappear fast.

[Brainmuncher]

Will copyright not be a problem? I think you want someone to write their own for you...

[twister!]

How about asking one of the composers that hang out here?

[nate_dog]

this forum is so helpful....

Actually copyright is not a problem. It's for school so is doesn't matter but if anyone wants to write me music for free then sure! but I doubt it...

[sn-films]

How long do you expect the movie to be? What kind of timetable would a composer have to work with? I've nearly finished my current project, and I have a lot of music drafted that's not going to make the final cut. If the whole movie is only around 10 minutes or so, I may be able to tweak a few things and stitch a nice little soundtrack together for you.

I have links to some samples at the following location:

http://www.sn-films.com/mvLifeblood.htm

[Vlad the Impaler]

i haven't got any examples of my work but i'd be interesting in making some music for you [img]smile.gif[/img]

[thelaughingduck2001]

What about The Who-Tommy's Holiday Camp. It's got a really weird banjo line and a hammond organ that sounds really creepy. It's not very long (maybe a minute) but has some weird vocals and could work for a piece of the movie.

I think that's what it's called. It's the penultimate track on the original Who album 'Tommy'.