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JUSTIN DURBAN (Music Composer) is a cinematic composer who grew up in the small town of Madisonville, Kentucky.  His music can best be described as "Upliftingly Dark" Cinematic Film Music with Epic Intimacy. He plays by ear but the music ultimately resonates through his heart.

Award-winning composer Justin Durban made his initial breakthrough in the theatrical trailer for Warner Brothers’ TAKING LIVES and composed his first major film score for the award-winning independent feature FIRECRACKER, listed as one of Roger Ebert’s best films of 2005.  Justin’s work has been featured in the theatrical and television campaigns for such well-known films as AVATAR, AUSTRALIA, BATTLE FOR TERRA, HARRY POTTER: ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, HULK, MUMMY 3 and most recently Tim Burton’s ALICE IN WONDERLAND.  His latest feature film scores include SEMUM for Warner Brothers Turkey, critically-acclaimed STAR TREK – OF GODS AND MEN and award-winning independent feature GPS – THE MOVIE.  Justin has also recently recorded original music with live orchestras at Seattle’s prestigious Bastyr Chapel, George Lucas’ infamous Skywalker Ranch and Nashville's Ocean Way Studio to record the Orchestral Soundtrack for the Admiral Nimitz National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, TX.

 

He currently resides between Los Angeles, California and Austin, TX with his wife and son, further pursuing his filmmaking and film scoring career.

www.justindurban.com

Crew

DIRECTOR/PRODUCER  Heather Scobie

WRITER/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER  Damon Williams

CINEMATOGRAPHER  Iskra Valtcheva

EDITOR  Jonathan Grubbs

MUSIC  Justin R. Durban

PRODUCTION DESIGN/STILLS  H. Cherdon Bedford

1st ASSISTANT CAMERA  Anne LaBarbera

GAFFER  Brandon Boggs

GRIP/ELECTRIC  Dustin Oakley

SOUND DESIGNER  Jason Manzano

MAKEUP/HAIRSTYLIST  Linda Kelly

FX MAKEUP ARTIST/CHARACTER STILLS  Brian P. Reynolds

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