Most recently I completed work on Harry Escott and Molly Nyman's moving score for I Am Slave; a feature-length thriller from the producers of The Last King Of Scotland about London's outrageous slave trade and one woman's fight for freedom. The score was recorded by the Danubia Symphony Orchestra at Tom-Tom studios in Budapest.

It was a pleasure and an honour to assist George Fenton in putting together a concert suite of his music from the television series Planet Earth. George is currently touring Planet Earth Live in the United States. The first dates were in Dallas & Baltimore earlier this month and the team will travel to Atlanta (Friday, July 16), Chicago (Wednesday, July 21), Los Angeles (Friday, July 23 and Saturday, July 24), and Philadelphia (Thursday, July 29). Each show runs at 90 minutes, plus an intermission, and features highlights from Planet Earth in a full high definition screening with live orchestra and narration.

My thanks to supervisory orchestator Alastair King for the opportunity to work on Rupert Gregson-William's brilliant orchestral score for The Zookeeper. As usual, Rupert's music is a stunning mix of virtuosic orchestral writing and deeply effective under-scoring. The film is slated for release in July, 2011.

It was a privilege to work for Tom Howe on his rich and heart-warming score for Eyeline Entertainment's forthcoming feature film, No Ordinary Trifle. Tom's score was recorded at Angel studios and features the prodigious talents of guitarist John Parricelli.