End credits theme to the short film "Pumpkins", written and directed by Harrison M. Scharf, Produced by Brooke Davies. Music by yours truly.

"PUMPKINS" end credits

An orchestral piece, intended as an opening theme to a film called "The Pact". Got terrible marks for this one. Lecturer must have been trippin'.

Packed

Opening theme to a non-existent TV show called "Life"; comedy about lawyers in Melbourne. I hated this when I first did it, took me about 2 hours in total, but after listening back I'm a lot more fond if it.

Loif

This was for the trailer to a video game called "Rampage". Br00dlzzzzz \m/

Rampage

The aim of this was to create a piece of "action" music in under 15 minutes.

Cliche

This is an opening theme to a non-existent horror film. The title is pretty funny, hey?

Happy Times at Fun Time Village

A serialist piece for piano and electronics, inspired by my first spiritual experience. 

OPUS 1

An ostinato, combining classical and electronic elements. The title is from some movie.

1971 Chevy Nova SS 396

A serialist piece, for piano and electronics.

Malted Grain

Angus "Acknack" Burns is a 28-year-old music composer and film scorer, currently residing in Richmond, Victoria. He recently completed his tenth year of studying music, most recently competing his Bachelor Degree in Composition at Box Hill Institute, and is focusing most of his musical outpourings to film scoring and music production for film. He has also competed diplomas in audio production and jazz performance, and has played guitar and sang in many contemporary rock bands, most notably party-rock two-piece green green green, and is currently playing bass guitar in Pete Hansford's band. Angus has toured most of the country in various bands, performed guest vocals and guitar tracks on many other band's recordings, and recorded a whole bunch of his own band's CDs.

Angus approaches all musical projects with an open-mind, a willingness to experiment, and a determination to continually improve all aspects with every subsequent project. He also enjoys long walks on the beach and referring to himself in third person.