Stolen Fire Films

Many questions have been raised about the release date of ROLAND, and these and other questions will soon be answered.  By way of whetting anticipation until then, it is my great honor to announce that Jeffrey Emerson Gaiser, talented rising composer, will be scoring the film, combining select themes co-authored with director Allen Shoff and his own remarkable and moving compositions.

Gaiser, whose compositional prowess has been seen most demonstrably in the Regent University Reel Dreams Film Competition winning short film, “A Fragile Hope,” has won numerous awards and accolades for his previous works for film and concert performance.  Check out his soundtrack, available for sale, to experience firsthand the music of this young and gifted musician.

Initial discussions see the score for ROLAND utilizing a smaller chamber ensemble for its immediacy and poignant effect, and the soundtrack will be one of the highlights of the film.  Gaiser’s original score will be combined with the jazz performance of the inimitable Erin O’Luanaigh and additional students from the Hillsdale College Jazz Ensemble, who performed three pieces on the set of the Roxy’s nightclub.  Although temperatures dipped below 40 degrees in the unheated space, the musicians played their hearts out and gave life to the scene.  The actors considered it one of the most exciting days of filming, due in large part to these performers in this fantastic set.

Stolen Fire Films is pleased to announce that the first major revamping of its homepage is complete, and in the next few weeks will be fully populated with content, from production photos to trailers to behind the scenes footage from all of its major productions, including some of the earliest short films.  Combined with this new look and new design, this very blog, Promethean Ink, will now serve as the official blog of Stolen Fire Films, your source for all news, updates, and important information about the latest films.

Be sure to check back at Stolen Fire Films regularly in the upcoming weeks, as it will soon be bursting with content!  Plans are in motion to start the official Stolen Fire Films store, where you can purchase the short films and original scores themselves, as well as t-shirts, posters, and other memorabilia.

Also, welcome to all those arriving here through the Facebook page!  This blog is now linked to the Facebook page; one easy stop for all your entertainment needs.