Nami Melumad, Composer for Film, TV, Games & Media

2nd Episode of Contacts, the comedy webseries I’m working on
How would Tinder look like in reality?

*English Subtitles Available

https://www.facebook.com/contacts.productions/

I’m very excited to share the first episode of Behind The Blinds. We had a wonderful premiere last night at Raleigh Studios! Episodes will be released every Thursday, 9:00am PST.

Behind The Blinds – the comedy series I had the pleasure to work on, will premiere on Feb 11th 2016. I can’t wait to share it! Created by Anna Skrypka, Charles Ancelle and Adrian Morales Ramos.

The series follows two Eastern European mobsters who decide to produce an independent film to launder money. The comedy soundtrack includes many different styles: Russian traditional themes, romantic moments, Mafia-style threatening music, some tribal music, expressive emotional moments, techno, and more exciting surprises. The score was recorded using LA’s best musicians, including balalaikas and guitars performance by the legendary Andrew Synowiec.  

Check out Behind The Blinds AKA Filmmaking 101 Facebook page and subscribe to ASCA Films youtube channel 

My friend Mor Cohen, who is an un and coming New York based filmmaker and actress, created a short tribute to the hats of 23rd street metro station. I wrote some upbeat music for that – lots of fun!

I’m proud to announce that The First Supper, a film I composed, directed by Eva Merz and Produced by Melissa Hoppe, won the 48 hour Film competition by Canon Hollywood. While I can’t share the film yet (released only to festivals), I can share the end credits:

And The Tiara Goes to… , A short film by Melissa Hoppe produced for American Girl company
I composed the score:

I’m excited to share the news that Octobo, the video game I worked on by Yuting Su, was selected to participate in GDC- game developers conference- in San Francisco, March 14-18th, 2016.

Animation Demo – adventurous, fun, energetic- orchestral
Recorded at The Bridge Studio

How To Train Your Dragon- demo scene, final project at SMPTV. Performed at Warner Brothers by a 64 piece orchestra.

So in December I recorded this piece at The Bridge – full string orchestra.

#Emotional, drama, expressive, epic, tragic, lost battle.