Music Films
Creating music films, from concept to completed work, we bring your musical vision to life with cinematic storytelling. Our experience filming in diverse locations allows us to capture unique and breathtaking visuals that enhance the emotional energy of the music. We also offer animation services where our team of creative artists conjure up unique visual interpretations, adding new magic to your treasured works.
Another masterpiece by composer Kurt Rosenberg, "Strolling Down Brighton Pier" is a story of love and longing, innocence and hope. Orchestrated by Tim Gorman and recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at London's AIR Studios, the score sets the stage for a beautiful period-piece music film. We collaborated with Locate Productions Ltd. (Brighton) to film on location on Britain’s most beloved pier, capturing both the elegance of a bygone era and the perils of falling in love.
A co-production with the Morgan Creative (Galway, Ireland,) we worked with the animation studio Armada (Nashville, Tennessee) to bring this poignant love-story between a beautiful Celtic Princess and Ruairí Uí Néill, a lowly stablehand, to life. transporting audiences back to a time when Irish Culture and Music flourished and the High Kings ruled from the mighty Rock of Cashel. Vocals feature Ronan Scolard of Celtic Thunder. Recorded at Windmill Lane, Dublin, Ireland.
Orchestrated by Tim Gorman and performed by the WJM Palmer Orchestra, recorded in Dublin, Ireland at Windmill Lane Studios with Jake Morgan conducting, this sound track was used by Mallard Productions, Glasgow, Scotland to capture principal photography for the film on location on the Isle of Skye and in the Culloden Battlefield’s ancient, thatched-roofed both outside of Inverness, Scotland. This is the tragic story of a defeated Jacobite warrior forced to abandon his family and flee to his homeland on Skye to avoid British troops after the Battle of Culloden in 1746.
"Call of Inishmore," written by composer Kurt Rosenberg, is a musical ode to one of Ireland’s most beautiful, and beloved islands. Morgan Creative provided the aerial cinematography and the orchestral arrangement, which was recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at AIR Studios, London.
Working with Armada Animation (Nashville, TN) team BRCS created this visually beautiful animated film that is reminiscent of the old British Isles sea shanties. The film features vocals by Will Keating, a renowned singer-songwriter/performer who hails from Falmouth. The story follows an English seafarer as he sings about his past adventures where he sees himself leave Falmouth as a young man, sailing The High Seas, falling in love with an island maiden, and returning home after an envious moon breaks them apart, leaving us only mementos and memories of days long gone by.
Filmed exclusively on location in Oregon, on the beautiful Pacific West Coast, USA, BRCS teamed up with REX Productions, Director Dan Schaefer, DP John Waller of Uncage the Soul Productions, and a crew of well-timed Portland-based film professionals, many of whom had recently finished their sixth season working on NBC Grimm, to create this journey back into the past as we learn the story of a heather-wearing, stoic woman who is awaiting the return of her lover though he has gone away to sea, possibly never to be seen again.
Another masterpiece by composer Kurt Rosenberg, "Strolling Down Brighton Pier" is a story of love and longing, innocence and hope. Orchestrated by Tim Gorman and recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at London's AIR Studios, the score sets the stage for a beautiful period-piece music film. We collaborated with Locate Productions Ltd. (Brighton) to film on location on Britain’s most beloved pier, capturing both the elegance of a bygone era and the perils of falling in love.
A co-production with the Morgan Creative (Galway, Ireland,) we worked with the animation studio Armada (Nashville, Tennessee) to bring this poignant love-story between a beautiful Celtic Princess and Ruairí Uí Néill, a lowly stablehand, to life. transporting audiences back to a time when Irish Culture and Music flourished and the High Kings ruled from the mighty Rock of Cashel. Vocals feature Ronan Scolard of Celtic Thunder. Recorded at Windmill Lane, Dublin, Ireland.
Orchestrated by Tim Gorman and performed by the WJM Palmer Orchestra, recorded in Dublin, Ireland at Windmill Lane Studios with Jake Morgan conducting, this sound track was used by Mallard Productions, Glasgow, Scotland to capture principal photography for the film on location on the Isle of Skye and in the Culloden Battlefield’s ancient, thatched-roofed both outside of Inverness, Scotland. This is the tragic story of a defeated Jacobite warrior forced to abandon his family and flee to his homeland on Skye to avoid British troops after the Battle of Culloden in 1746.
"Call of Inishmore," written by composer Kurt Rosenberg, is a musical ode to one of Ireland’s most beautiful, and beloved islands. Morgan Creative provided the aerial cinematography and the orchestral arrangement, which was recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at AIR Studios, London.
Working with Armada Animation (Nashville, TN) team BRCS created this visually beautiful animated film that is reminiscent of the old British Isles sea shanties. The film features vocals by Will Keating, a renowned singer-songwriter/performer who hails from Falmouth. The story follows an English seafarer as he sings about his past adventures where he sees himself leave Falmouth as a young man, sailing The High Seas, falling in love with an island maiden, and returning home after an envious moon breaks them apart, leaving us only mementos and memories of days long gone by.
Filmed exclusively on location in Oregon, on the beautiful Pacific West Coast, USA, BRCS teamed up with REX Productions, Director Dan Schaefer, DP John Waller of Uncage the Soul Productions, and a crew of well-timed Portland-based film professionals, many of whom had recently finished their sixth season working on NBC Grimm, to create this journey back into the past as we learn the story of a heather-wearing, stoic woman who is awaiting the return of her lover though he has gone away to sea, possibly never to be seen again.
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We also have extensive experience filming classrooms and teachers for curriculum pilots, educator training, professional development, and publication support. Please contact us to find out how we can help make your educational project a success.
