TV

Marvo the Wonder Chicken (52 x 90s)
Disney, Nickelodeon (DC Thomson & Red Kite Animation)
Madcap adventures of a daredevil cartoon chicken. Nominated for awards in both Cartoons on the Bay International Festival and Annecy Animation Festival

Channel 4 series:

• The Next Big Thing
• Children's Hospital
• Model Agency
• Supersize Vs Superskinny
• Next Door's Nightmares
• My Child's Not Perfect

 

Traffic, Trash and Toilets (1 x 5 mins)
Channel 4 (Blindside Productions)
Short film as part of C4's 4Talent series

The Imp (1 x 7mins)
Pilot (Red Kite Animation)
Second series of popular animated demon

 

Corporate Clients

IKEA
Marriott Hotels
Standard Life
Scottish Widows
NHS
HBOS

 

Library Albums

Anthology of 40's Jazz (16 x tracks)
(Reliable Source Music)
Original songs in the styles of Benny Goodman, Django Reinhardt, Willie "the Lion" Smith etc/

Northern Soul (16 x tracks)
(Reliable Source Music)
Harking back to early Motown sounds!

 

Theatre

Blood and Roses (2011)
Co-director, Composer (Poorboy)
Showcased and funded by Made in Scotland
‘As vividly written as it is beautifully recorded… It is a love story well worth crossing Europe for.’
Mark Fisher (Guardian)

Learning the Rules of Chinese Whispers (2004)
Composer, Musical Director (Poorboy)
Nominated for two Scottish Theatre Critic Awards

 

Testimonials

"Alex is one of the most creative and imaginative writers I have worked with. In addition to his compositional talents he is also a multi-instrumentalist who delivers consistently good music to the tightest of deadlines."
John Sweeny, General Manager, Reliable Source Music, founder of PRSF

"During the production of Marvo the Wonder Chicken Alex has been able to take a number of musical inspirations and seamlessly mix them together... he has proven himself to be a very talented, very hard working individual, and I hope to have the chance to work with him again in the future."
Ben Gray, Executive Producer & Head of Consumer Entertainment, DC Thomson & Co Ltd

"It's rare to commission someone who creates work with such flair and enthusiasm but who marries it
with being utterly conscientious... the music is being handled at a level where I don't have to worry about it."
Sandy Thomson, MD Poorboy Theatre Company