This is an audio snippet of a possible trailer for the up and coming Television series, "St. Gabriel", written and directed by Derek Talib and Jose Byers, founders of I71 Movies.
        Jose Byers, and myself created the audio.
The main narration is delivered by him, and the sinister whispers, as well as the a cappella vocal chant was performed by me.
The synopsis is in the audio, and our photographer was Amy Clark.  Be sure to check us out on YouTube and Facebook for updates.  Welcome to the City.

St. Gabriel Dark Voice Over

The music for this came from Audiomachine and Thomas Bergerson and does not, I REPEAT, DOES NOT belong to me.

This was me playing around with a possible Idea for either a podcast or a film pitch.
Somewhat post apocalyptic, with an Independence Day/ War of the Worlds quality.

The plot and editing were all done by me via Garageband.
the photographer of this shot was Amy Clarke behind the scenes of me on another I71 short film called "Dark Iris" created by Jose Byers and Derek Talib, and is available to view on YouTube.
It just seemed fitting for this audio!
 Let me know what you think.
    ~Marrett Laney~

The Voice In The Abyss

This was an audio background/ conversation for a magic trick I invented for a Dramatic Arts class.  The Joker (invented by DC comics), specifically Heath Ledger's rendition, has not only taken my roommate, but threatens to rat out my true identity unless, I perform a trick of his design for the audience.
Joker was performed by actor Andrew Protopapas, and my roommate was performed by Cassie Gress.

During the exposition, after a volunteer has picked a card from the deck,  I receive a call from an unknown number, while explaining my upsetting situation:  my roommate is missing, but my friend who works as a private investigator is going to call me that day with any information he may find.  
The unknown number is, of course, the Joker, and he turns my normal deck into purple joker cards before the audience's very eyes to tell a story. My story: why I transferred, what my inner demons are, and "who I really am."  At the finale, he has not only identified my volunteer's card, but has marked it with a bullet hole "right between the eyes".

*Joker's Final Monologue was taken for educational purposes from YouTube's "The Joker Blogs"
*The music is from "The Dark Knight" composed by Hans Zimmer & James Newton Howard, as well as from "Arkham Asylum" composed by David Arnold.


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