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Changing Tides
Feature Documentary (2017) | Music, Sound Design, and Mixing by David Graey Written by Roma Sur and produced by Hans Rosenwinkel A feature-length documentary following the story of a paraplegic man who rediscovers his passion for long distance swimming and accomplishes some incredible milestones. I provided full audio post, from sweetening and mixing to sound…
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The Current
Documentary (2014) |Sound Design, Mixing and Additional Music by David Graey Produced and Directed by Kurt Miller Directed and Written by Hans Rosenwinkel The Current was first aired on EPIX network in 2014. This documentary was shot in RED format in some of the most gorgeous scuba diving locations around the world. It follows people…
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The Golden Hour
Feature Documentary (2013) | Music, Sound Design, Dialogue Editing and Mixing by David Graey Directed by Jessica McGaugh Written and Directed by Roma Sur I started this project as Sound Designer, Editor and Mixer. The filmmakers had a vision that required a great deal of soundscaping: creating a full, rich and at times overwhelming sonic…
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Looking for Mr Miyagi
Feature Documentary (2013) | Music by David Graey Directed and Produced by David Liban This Documentary called for a distinctive fusion of East and West, and a balance between tradition and modernity. My overall approach to the soundtrack was to combine intimate and closely recorded acoustic instruments with low-res and early digital sounds, and to…
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Imagining the Law
Television Documentary (2013) | Music and Sound Design by David Graey Directed and Produced by Jessica McGaugh This project called for a cohesive approach to sound, processing and music. The director called for intimate, folksy / bluegrass solo instrumentation for the score. The sound design and final mix needed to highlight spaces without infringing on…
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Boulder Floods
Documentary (2012) | Music by David Graey Directed by Jackie Fortier Produced by Brittany Mcnamara The music for this documentary primarily called for a lively, flowing theme that could move between a reflective and positive tone into a menacing and forboding one. The music had to play a supporting character and embody the duality of…