Banjo & guitar composition for full length urban farming documentary film, "Farm, City-State".

"Farm, City-State" - banjo II

Original song for the indie feature film, "Taylor's Way". Song plays on the jukebox during a bar scene. 

ft. Brendan Keifer & Emily Dowdy Bush on vocals.

- Winner Potenza Film Festival Audience Prize
- Fargo Film Festival Best Actress
- Winner Okanagan Film Festival Best Canadian Indie Feature
- Nominated Sante Fe Film Festival Best Feature
- Official Selection Indie Spirit Film Festival
- Official Selection Whistler Film Festival

"Taylor's Way" - "I Didn't Mean" original song for film

Original song by Mirror Travel ft. on Oprah Winfrey Network [OWN] original series, "In Deep Shift with Jonas Elrod". 

guitars: Lauren Green, Tiffanie Lanmon, Paul Brinkley
percussion: Tiffanie Lanmon, Paul Brinkley

"Sands",  ft on "In Deep Shift w/ Jonas Elrod" on Oprah Winfrey Network

TAYLOR'S WAY, directed by René Brar

- Winner Potenza Film Festival Audience Prize
- Fargo Film Festival Best Actress
- Winner Okanagan Film Festival Best Canadian Indie Feature
- Nominated Sante Fe Film Festival Best Feature
- Official Selection Indie Spirit Film Festival
- Official Selection Whistler Film Festival


"A moment of loneliness. A chance encounter at a bar. When Taylor (Makinna Ridgway) follows the clean-cut Wyatt (Quincy Newton) home to his RV, it seems like a good way to take her mind off her recent fight with her boyfriend. What begins as a good time starts seeming like a bad decision when Taylor awakens in the woods, far from civilization. Wyatt, it turns out, is a soil researcher, and as he leads Taylor deeper into the woods throughout his workday, the two bond over the lush Canadian landscapes. For Taylor, it is a journey of beauty and self-discovery-so why does it feel like a tragedy in the making? TAYLOR'S WAY is both a gorgeous film and a subtle one, swapping out the horror genre's reliance on gore for a general sense of unease. First-time director René Brar takes his time establishing the mood and toying with audience expectations. With stunningly natural performances, beautiful cinematography and an unrushed, hypnotic pace, TAYLOR'S WAY is a sophisticated twist on a well-worn genre."
- Written by Calgary International Film Festival

"Taylor's Way" - theme for opening credits

2011 Daytrotter session w/ Bill Callahan. 

guitar: Bill Callahan, Jaime Zuvera, and Tiffanie Lanmon
drums: Luis Martinez
engineered by Matt Oliver at Big Orange in Austin, TX on April 27, 2011. 

http://www.daytrotter.com/#!/concert/bill-callahan/20054680-3738345

River Guard - from Bill Callahan Daytrotter session

Electronic composition for scene in Summer 2014 feature length film "Broken Gardenias". 

Broken Gardenias is a Dark Comedy about Jenni, an orphaned semi-savant, who with the help of a street hustler named Sam, steal a car and head to Los Angeles to find Jenni's father whom she hasn't seen or heard from since she was six years old.

brokengardenias.com

BROKEN GARDENIAS - searching

Electronic composition for scene in Summer 2014 feature length film "Broken Gardenias".

Broken Gardenias is a Dark Comedy about Jenni, an orphaned semi-savant, who with the help of a street hustler named Sam, steal a car and head to Los Angeles to find Jenni's father whom she hasn't seen or heard from since she was six years old.

brokengardenias.com

BROKEN GARDENIAS - Beach scene

MIRROR TRAVEL - IN DREAMS  / FOR SUMMER (SCREWED)

(SECRET MESSAGE) 2 Limited - Get Ready For This

d'painaceau

Blindfolded piano improvisation performed at MoHA for "In The Dark", a group show exploring the absence of light. Recorded live with an iPhone.

- - 
Vision is a comfort the absence of light denies. 

As a musician who relies heavily on sight, darkness assures a most exposed state where, unmoored from dependency, a new relationship with creation must form. 

“____” is an improvised piano meditation on vulnerability, anticipation, judgment, and release.

tiffanielanmon

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