This is all new, original music geared toward film and other visual media. The array of moods created by this music is sure to stoke your creative visual inspiration. All music genres are represented in these volumes. Rock, orchestral, classical, ethnic, world, country, jazz, and other genres combine in the most amazing ways. I tried to concentrate on creating music that evokes strong emotions rather than adhering to strict conventional rules. The result is music that shatters the usual expectations of film score music. Because I was not commissioned to write this music for any specific film projects, I was free to really step outside of the musical box. For instance, aboriginal voices might combine with soaring symphonic orchestration. Wicked rock guitar lines are supported by lush, classical instrumentation. Ethnic themes married to modern production values serve to highlight in all new ways the timeless musical heritage of our disparate world. If your film project needs a fresh musical score - one that you haven't heard a hundred times before, then this series is for you. if you can't find what you want in these tracks, I will personally score your film to suit your needs. (Dwayne Ford) has carved out a niche for himself as a successful composer of scores for film and television both in Canada and the United States. He has worked as a songwriter and collaborator with some of the biggest names in music, including Toto, Donovan, Cory Hart, David Foster and Patsy Gallant. (Music review By Alexandra Pope) Dwayne Ford will make you stop, stop and listen to the feel, the sound, the lyrical sociological rhetoric. Dwayne Ford has a jazzy feel mixing elements of Enigma, Hornsby and eastern influences. (and) is beautifully arranged with such stunning background vocals it draws you in so close you can feel the street. (Fraser Wareham - Moose Jaw Times) Ford's gifted musical talent combines nicely with a soaring backdrop of choral and orchestral arrangements - a real pleasure to listen to. Ford brings considerable talent to the table. (Paul Rellinger - myKawartha.com)