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Brian Reitzell (born
December 24, 1965) is an
American musician, composer,
record producer and
music supervisor best
known for his work on many film and...
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Reitzell "Kids" –
Brian Reitzell and Alex
Heffes "Dead Sister" –
Brian Reitzell and Alex
Heffes "The Wolf" –
Fever Ray "Mt. Grimoor" –
Brian Reitzell...
- the film was prepared. In April,
composer Brian Reitzell was
hired to
score the film.
Brian Reitzell composed the film's score, with
Justin Meldal-Johnsen...
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Coppola spoke to
Reitzell about the "moody" and "melancholic"
qualities she
wanted the
music to
convey in the film, as well as what
Reitzell understood to...
- Translation,
directed by
Sofia Coppola. The
soundtrack was
supervised by
Brian Reitzell and was
released on
September 9, 2003,
through Emperor Norton Records....
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between March and
April that same year in Los Angeles, California.
Brian Reitzell served as
supervisor for the film's
soundtrack and co-wrote the musical...
- 200,
selling more than 160,000 copies.
Daniel collaborated with
Brian Reitzell to
compose and
arrange the
soundtrack for the 2006 film
Stranger than Fiction...
- in-game
control system was
based on SCADA. The
score was
composed by
Brian Reitzell, who
infused it with ****rock.
Following its
announcement in June 2012...
- character's
constant anxiety and tension. The
soundtrack was
composed by
Brian Reitzell, who
worked on it by
writing separate scores for each of the
major storylines...
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includes original scores arranged by the
collaborative effort of
Brian Reitzell (Redd Kross,
soundtracks for
Marie Antoinette, Lost in Translation, The...
