Game Music Showreel - Anni Movsisyan

The first fifty seconds of this cue (or variations of it) could be suited to various game scenarios - from walking on a city sidewalk, to dialogue with a quirky NPC, to a cutscene with a story structure similar to the film I originally composed this music for. 

The full piece is my submission to the Score The World 3 contest, for the film "Like and Follow" by Forrest+Schlage. 

See my music with the film here: https://youtu.be/0hemXvtFgoE?si=j8U7uPUwip6OEn6M

Image credit: the creators of the film.

Whimsical, playful music: for gameplay, cutscene, dialogue screen or mischievous mission

Could also work for a mystical garden zone!

The first 43 seconds is loopable, but here I've made it segue to an altered version of it, which came out of a groovy collaboration with Ivan Eastley ( @ Detski ) providing the beats.

Image credit: stevenbatty on Pixabay

Relaxing music for pause menu, time-out or chill mode

Could also work for environments like a library, museum or civic monument in a park.

I originally titled this piece "Frog Town Hall" as I'm a big fan of frogs and could imagine this music accompanying such a scene: a Council of Frogs are in an important town meeting. Serious decisions are being made on pertinent issues such as bug husbandry (bugbandry? 🤔) and swamp management. And the most important motion ruled today: you are friend 🐸

Image credit: "Old Fantasy-Style Library" by Gwiblet on Sketchfab

Gameplay music loop: ancient ruins, magical forest, or academia vibes

The main section from 1:04-2:20 can be looped and used as background music for domestic scenarios like a lounge, shop, or being cosy at home. It could also go with some sort of creativity-based minigame or moments that invite the player on a sunny stroll.

Image credit: "Slimes & Bees" by Itey on Sketchfab

Gameplay music: sunny and cosy, with some mystery sprinkled in

I'm a budding composer, trying my hand at film scoring, arrangements of video game music and general composition.

The tracks I upload here will mostly be experiments for the moment, but for other compositions, check out my youtube channel through the link below:

https://linktr.ee/annimovsisyan

All images used for my tracks on Soundcloud illustrated by myself unless otherwise stated.

MFA Video Game Music & Audio Student '24 - '26, University of Chichester (Thinkspace Education)