All in time
dir - Marina Donahue, Chris Fetchko
pro - Chandra Baird, Marina Donahue, Paul Donahue, David M. Dunlap, Chris Fetchko, Kristy Lash, David Leach, James Madison, Robert Najim, Obie Obrien, Pete Paduano, Ron Simasek, Ava Spanier, Ralph Tarnofsky
Charlie quits his job to move home to manage his hometown rock band. His supportive girlfriend shares his love for the band, until struggles within the band force them to make choices that will impact their lives forever.
Variety says "Notable Asset" to work "well served by a fine soundtrack"
LA Times says "Music naturally fills the film"
KR "Hiring North was a wise move” "Very Impressed with Christopher North's Score"
Multi-instrumentalist composer Christopher North on his process: “One of the ways I describe this film is that it’s a love of cinema and a love of music film set in the late 90s that's actually a romantic comedy and, without giving too much away, where they actually don't stay together, but everything's okay.”
Christopher North continues: “There’s also a time travel element that's going down. How the heck do you deal with that? Well, there was one secret weapon instrument that I used, which happened to be a Tibetan bowl, which acted as a kind of magical sound. There was a little bit of suspension of belief, but other than that, it's not sci-fi time travel. Most films that do time travel do it with beeps and boops and spaceships and it took a while to find the tone of this score, which was informed by similar films (Somewhere in Time).”