Rob Neary Humtoo Interview goes live! - November 18, 2009
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Fantastic news , my track
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Rock on!...here's the video!
Regards
Rob
Robert Neary is "Featured Music Maker For November"
Great news , i have just been added as Humtoo.com (Production music website) artists of the month for November.
I feature in their blog (to read the article click here) with the video for "Open Season".
I have also shot an interview video (my first one) and when it's released i will let you know!
Cheers
Rob Neary
Hi ,
I am really pleased that my track I'M LOST WITHOUT YOU is to feature as the backgroudn music to the Save The childrens , 5 year Tsunami report in Asia on their website.
The video will be on their website 01Dec 2009.
Cheers
Rob
Great news , "Open Season" won best "gore" prize at the screening on 31st October at the Theatre Royal Margate.
I was the music supervisor on this movie which was Produced and Directed by Neil Moss. This film came 14th out of 58 films entered into the 2 days later film festival
Hi,
Just received a first copy of the short movie "It iant seein green" featuring my music and will update you on it.
Hi Folks,
It's the news we have all be waiting for "Open Season" (Directed by Neil Moss and music provided by Robert Neary) came 14th out of 58 entries into the 2009 "2 Days later" competition !
Well done to Neil and his crew for this great first time movie result!!!
The screeing is on 31Oct (Yes, that's Halloween folks) at the Theatre Royal in Margate.
Rob
What am I up to at the moment?
Well, i am currently assisting Director Neil Moss with the audio for his new film “Open Season” at skyhookfilms.
From the skyhookfilms websitePlease check out Neils website and lend your support to his entry for this years “2 days later” horror film competition.
Music
I am very happy to say I have been talking to and received a great deal of help from Rob Neary, who was recently featured in the Oscar Nominated & golden globe winning Motion Picture – “The Wrestler” 2009. He has selected some tracks for us and will be our Music Supervisor for ‘Open Season’
He is a great guy and is one to watch!
Cheers
Rob
This features my track "Our Journey" and premieres tonight at 7pm at the Waterville Opera House.

USA 2009 Digital Projection 91 Minutes In English
Director: Kirk Wolfinger
Screenplay: Kirk Wolfinger, Rushmore DeNooyer
With: Aaron Filieo, James Aylward
Print Courtesy: Lone Wolf Documentary Group
Could there be any more different Maine towns than Rumford and Cape Elizabeth? Rumford is a working class town in the western mountains, where the paper mill is one of the region’s primary employers. Cape Elizabeth is an affluent Portland suburb, nestled in the lap of the sea and of luxury. But when Cape Elizabeth, which had had no tradition of high school football at all, starts a team and finds a coach who turns it from a doormat to an undefeated championship contender in just a few years, a rivalry is born with perennial powerhouse Rumford, a rivalry whose roots go far beyond what happens between the goal posts. The two football teams and their charismatic coaches, find themselves, as if in a story book script, heading towards undefeated seasons—with only the other standing in the way. The Rivals is a hugely entertaining, remarkably perceptive and yes, downright nail-biting true story. It's not just a film about Maine; it's a film virtually entirely by people who currently live in the State. Every camera person, sound person, and PA who worked the shoots is from Maine. The editing team is comprised of Mainers. The music, with the exception of one song, is done by musicians from Maine. Several bands and musicians contributed existing pieces or composed music for the film for nothing or next to nothing. The sound design and mixing was done in Portland. This is a 99% Made in Maine film. None of that would be as important as it is if The Rivals weren’t simply a terrific film, no matter what its origin.

I have just written a track for the new American Football documentary called "The Rivals" and it's a great story that will be aired on the Smithsonian Network.
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