HOME BIOGRAPHY FILMOGRAPHY DISCOGRAPHY   MULTIMEDIA   INTERVIEWS GALLERY PIANELLA MUSIC NEWS ARCHIVE GUESTBOOK LINKS	54  (1998) Production Company: Miramax, Dollface, FilmColony, Redeemable Features Distributors: Miramax & Buena Vista Home Video Release date (USA): 28 August 1998 Director: Mark Christopher Screenplay: Mark Christopher Music Composed by Marco Beltrami Performed by The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Orchestrated by Kevin Manthei Recorded at Skywalker Sound, Marin County, CA Music Editor John Finklea, Sienna Finklea, Shari Johanson, Chris McGeary & Nic Ratner Music Produced by Marco Beltrami Synopsis: An anthology film retelling the story of the famous Studio 54, a hot disco hangout for the social elite of New York. The movie follows several characters at once, some of whom are in desperate straits and on the verge of crashing. A NOTE FROM THE COMPOSER It was similar to Halloween in that they had a finished product and realized they needed a score at the end. There was little time - I had maybe seven or eight days to write it. The movie had a lot of songs in it, and they realized they needed some score in it to tie it all together. There wasn't a lot of music, maybe 20 minutes or so, which I wrote for the show. While I had to integrate some of the disco feel of the film into the score, the main intent of the score was to have a theme for the main character. The score opens the film and is used throughout the film whenever that theme is needed. It is also used in probably ten places - it wasn't a major scoring job. It was a bit of a change for me - I had to brush up on my disco! MULTIMEDIA	LATEST RELEASES
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