Black Gold - The Trail to Standing Rock
Original Soundtrack of "Black Gold - The Trail to Standing Rock" documentary. It is an explosive behind-the-scenes look at what has led to one of the largest and longest protests of its kind.
Director:
Amy Leigh McCorkle
Produced by:
Melissa Goodman
Amy Leigh McCorkle
Screenplay:
Amy Leigh McCorkle
Story by:
Delilah K. Stephans
TRACKS:
1. Standing Rock
2. Discussion Quietly Began
3. Black Gold
4. 1787
5. Chasing Gold
6. The World is Watching
7. What Future Holds
IMDb Film page - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6576868
IMDb Composer page - http://www.imdb.com/name/nm8467988
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Valyo GennoffAuthor
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Valyo GennoffName of Band or Artist
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Project Type:Film Score
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Genres:Orchestral, Hybrid Orchestral, Rock, Colonial Style
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Length:20 minutes 24 seconds
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Completion Date:February 1, 2017
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Country of Origin:Bulgaria
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Student Project:No
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Indie Gathering International Film Scoring CompetitionHudson, Ohio
August 14, 2016
Second Place
Born as Valentin Zhelyazkov Genov. Started relationship with music at seven playing the violin. 1982-1986 - played second violin in the Dobrich Music School Chamber Orchestra. 1986-1991 - had a rock band at school, doing the bass guitar and vocals. 1999-2011 - bass guitar and vocals in a Church band. Dealing with film music since 2014. 2016 - award winning composer in the Indie Gathering Film Scoring Competition. Composer for the Reel Productions "Horror Hotel" TV Show (Action TV, Retro TV, ROKU) since 2016; Composer for MDI's musical "Innereslf" (2018); Composer for Angeline Walsh's "The Coroner's Assistant" (2017); Composer for Amy Leigh McCorkle's "Black Gold - The Trail to Standing Rock" (2017).
My film score is inspired by the works of composers like Tchaikovsky, Holst, Williams, and Zimmer. It is a collection of seven music pieces, that emotionally follow the story of the narrator. In addition to the classical orchestra sound, I have added some modern sounding elements and instruments, which turns the tracks into a hybrid musical expression, giving place to both classical and new sounds. Just like Indians were the original inhabitants and "new" Europeans came to live in their lands. Both can achieve harmony, if there is a will.