Music during the Crucible by Emu Heights Productions 2013

The Crucible - I saw Goody ..... with the Devil!

Ominous Discoveries

Ominous Dreams

For thousands of years women have been locked out of Taiko drumming. Not anymore. In the dead of a Minnesota winter, Asian drumming divas smash gender roles and redefine power on their own terms. Soundtrack to be released commercially soon

https://www.herbeatfilm.com/filmmakers

Finding Her Beat (Documentary Feature) | Jen's Intro

For thousands of years women have been locked out of Taiko drumming. Not anymore. In the dead of a Minnesota winter, Asian drumming divas smash gender roles and redefine power on their own terms.

https://www.herbeatfilm.com/filmmakers

Finding Her Beat (Documentary Feature) | Getting DownTo Busimess

Megan's Story

Megan's Story (from Finding Her Beat Original Soundtrack)

Suka (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

The System Works Fine

Fandi Attacks

Buy Your Silence

Bridge Balloon

Showdown

Nightclub Jeopardy

Truth Revealed

I Promise You That

Not The Life I Wanted

Alley Fight

This is a cue from the documentary STARLIGHT. Produced by Melbourne Planetarium Scienceworks (Museum Victoria)

Starlight features stunning fulldome visualisations of being inside a supernova explosion and drifting through a stellar nursery, a rich gaseous nebula that is collapsing into stars. Narrated by Sigrid Thornton.

Documentary for ages 8 and up.

Reproduced with permission from Melbourne Planetarium

Star Birth (documentary - Starlight)



Produced by Museum Victoria's Scienceworks Planetarium 2016

Director Tanya Hill
Narrated by award-winning Australian Actor Geoffrey Rush

All-sky astronomy is a new way of looking at the sky to better understand our Universe

Produced in partnership with the ARC Centre of Excellence for All-Sky Astrophysics (CAASTRO), this new planetarium show highlights current research being carried out by astronomers within Australia.

New and innovative telescopes such as SkyMapper in NSW and the Murchison Wide-field Array in WA, have been designed to survey large sections of the sky. They are finding things we’ve never seen before and will help us to better understand our Universe.


Capturing the Cosmos - Science Documentary

Ben's Menu is an Australian television cooking series which airs on Network Ten. 

Ben's Menu  (extended theme)Network Ten

LAST TREE STANDING won BEST SCORE IN A SHORT FILM at Australia's Screen Music Awards 2017 

Opening Titles to Last Tree Standing (2017)- 30min short film

Screened at
Sitges Film Festival 2017
Canne Film Festival Short FIlm Corner 2017

Dystopia (Opening Sequence) from Last Tree Standing

LAST TREE STANDING (30min shot) won BEST SCORE IN A SHORT FILM at Australia's Screen Music Awards APRA-AMCOS 2017 

Screened at
Sitges Film Festival 2017
Canne Film Festival Short FIlm Corner 2017

Dinner Dream from Last Tree Standing

Cello Viola Duo
Inspired by the poem Oak by DEB WESTBURY

OAK 

    There is only this one hour of stillness
 before dark
 and the trunk of the great oak 
taking up all the window,
 standing
 in the rain.
    Once I wrapped it with my arms
 and pressed an ear against it 
listening hard;
 to the sound of water
 seeping through moss and ferns 
gathering into cascades 
and rivulets
 singing over stones.
    And all of this ascending, 
as if the oak was a long well
 from which the sky drew
 music and water
 to itself.

Performed by Bonita Silva (Viola) and Therese Underwood (Cello)
Recorded with thanks at University of Western Sydney

Oak (inspired but the poem by Deb Westbury

Photo by Regula Annick-Mc Dowell 
dancers: Hugo Poulet and Jessie Seymour


This scene is from a to be realised full length children's ballet. This section has been filmed onstage, showing its potential as a stage production. This has been an entirely self funded project by the choreographer/producer Simonne Smiles.

In 1950 SImonne's grandmother wrote the synopsis for a full-length stage ballet, along with full costume and set designs.

The ballet is an original narrative set in Bendigo in the Gold rush era.
It tells the story of 2 young immigrants coming to Australia to seek their fortune. Along the way they are tempted by many worldly allures but are saved from a destructive fate by the warnings of the Australian fauna and flora.

Gold (Ballet scene)

Finale (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Its Just Too Much (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Truth Hurts (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Yes Then No (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Tough Competition (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Handstand Landscapes (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Bias Judging (from the feature film A Second Chance: Rivals!)

Golem: A short horror film directed by Ryan Cauchi. 
This is the credits music

In Nazi-occupied Prague, 1939, A group of German soldiers search for a fugitive Rabbi in the basement of an abandoned synagogue – unaware of the horror awaiting them

Australia premiering at 2020 Monster Fest, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth
Worldwide Premiere At Knoxville Horror Film Festival

GOLEM (Credits)

www.me-leehay.com

Me-Lee Hay is an Australian music composer for film/TV, dance and theatre. With a training in classical piano, cello and theory combined with electronica/pop explorations in the touring live music scene, Me-Lee is attracted to sounds of classical textures merging seamlessly with sounds and ambience of the modern world to facilitate a story and mood.

Winner of Best Music in a Short Film APRA (2017)
Winner of Best Music at Iowa Motion Picture Awards (2018)

Photo by Emma Rowan-Kelly

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