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Emoto Music’s Paul Bessenbacher is partnering with Matt Bowen to compose the soundtrack to a new documentary titled “My Indiana Muse.” This project is another collaboration with director Ric Serena and tells the story of artist Robert Townsend as he makes a deeper connection with the subject of his series of large paintings.
Produced by Serena Creative, Inc.
Directed & Shot by Ric Serena
Emoto featured artist Opus Orange will be performing live in San Diego this Thursday, August 20th!
Don’t miss the final free+outdoor Art of Music concert this summer at The San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park. Bring a blanket or chair, grab a bite to eat at Panama 66, or pack your own picnic for this Thursday night concert featuring Opus Orange.
In tribute to the musical performances that were a central component of the 1915 Panama-California Exposition, the Museum marks the centennial of this event with the monthly Art of Music concert series. Exploring the duet of visual and musical arts, this series is presented in conjunction with and in anticipation of the Fall 2015 Art of Music exhibition (taking place September 26 – February 7).
Emoto composer Paul Bessenbacher has scored the music for “Czappa” a short documentary directed by Ric Serena of Serena Creative and The Muir Project. The seven-minute film features Bill Czappa, a television repairman by profession and object-sculpture artist by passion, who’s repair shop doubles as a gallery displaying over 70 works of his “California Assemblage” styled artwork. Opus Orange “Bloom” is also featured in the short, fresh from their latest release Equilibrium.
“Czappa” has been selected to premier at Dances With Films Festival on June 2nd.