As I already said: your version is one of my favorites my dear Jeremy!

Action

Melancholy battle

Humanity - Chapter II

We Are Legends

Empire of Angels

In Paradisum

Humanity - Chapter IV

One Million Voices

Space For Rent

An epic track I made using Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Hollywood Brass and StormDrum 2.

A Hero Rises

I wanted to make a track in anticipation of the upcoming sequel to the Amazing Spider-Man movie directed by Marc Webb and staring Andrew Garfield. James Horner produced a great score for the first film, and it will be interesting to see what Hans Zimmer does for the second film. 

I composed this piece based on the theme from the cartoon Spider-man TV show. I wanted it to have a bit more of a darker sound, almost a Dark Knight vibe, but at the same time a bold and adventuresome sound, which you definitely notice at the end when it morphs into an almost James Bond type of sound.

Here is the link to the original song, in which you can hear the theme that I borrowed for my composition. The theme is heard in the electric lead guitar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFHi8TouPoU

Libraries used:

Hollywood Strings

Hollywood Brass

Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds

Goliath

Stormdrum 2

EWQL Symphonic Orchestra

QL Spaces


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The Amazing Spider Man

Composed for Gothic Storm's Orchestral Adventure album

Adventure Awaits

Hi guys, I hope everyone is well. I composed this piece of music then fed the audio and the image into chatgpt, just out of curiosity, and here's the description it came up with, which I thought was pretty accurate, though somewhat pretentious..
"A man stands before the ruin of worlds, reaching toward a colossal god asleep in storm-wrought clouds. Divine flesh pulses with ancient patterns; angels spiral like torn wings in flame. Light bleeds from the man's fingertip, brushing eternity. Silence screams. Time bows. In this dream, God is not salvation—but the abyss that remembers when creation first wept".

SOFTWARE USED :
FL Studio
Cinematic Studio Series (Strings, Woodwinds, Brass)
Cinematic Strings 2
CineBrass
CinePercussion
True Strike 1
Berlin Woodwinds + Berlin Woodwinds Soloists 1
Berlin Inspire 1 Harp
Randy's Celeste
Choirs : Oceania 1, Olympus Micro, Streznov Essentials
Reverb : Cinematic Rooms
Mastering by Cloudbounce

© 2025 Paul Cassidy
THE REPRODUCTION OF THE MUSIC HEREIN CONTAINED IS PROHIBITED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS CONSENT OF THE AUTHOR

God Dream

I made this track inspired by John Powell's score for How to Train Your Dragon.

Dragon Mountain

Vikings

I composed this short action cue this winter, and it will be available for purchase as part of my upcoming release entitled Call to the North, which will be available this coming June. I used Hollywood Orchestra from East West Quantum Leap as well as CineSamples' freebie, Jerry's Pianos.

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Race Through The Forrest

Watch my film score here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjcO95IyxJs

It was a great pleasure to score this unique film for the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest. Although I wasn't a finalist, I was very happy to learn I scored in the top 20% of entries.

When I first watched the film, I knew it would benefit from a score using a wide range of instrumentation covering the whole range of the orchestra, including woodwinds for the more comedic and lighthearted moments to full-on brass fanfare for the energetic and adventurous moments. I also knew that as an animation and comedy,  the film would benefit from a number of tightly sequenced "hit points." 

With those two thoughts in mind, I began the scoring process by marking several sync points in my sequencer. Then I began laying down a piano sketch, adjusting the tempo as needed to align the music with the sync points I had marked out. From there, I began the orchestration process, following my piano sketch fairly exactly, but adding some extra bits here and there. All told, I took about 20 hours to get the final mixed and mastered track.

I used exclusively East West Quantum Leap's Hollywood Orchestra to create this track.

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Jinxy Jenkins and Lucky Lou | Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest

Fighting the Cheetah King

The Secret Forest (Fantasy)

I compose for films, games and everything in between. To discuss your project, contact me personally at jeremy.wiebe.composer@gmail.com. 

I compose, orchestrate, arrange, and produce complete orchestral mockups and orchestral or string backing tracks for vocals.

Jinxy Jenkins and Lucky Lou | Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest

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