Brian's score for 9/TENTHS, has been nominated for "Best Music in a Feature Film" at the 2007 Park City Film Music Festival. The film festival runs from January 18-28, 2007 in Park City, Utah concurrently with Sundance and Slamdance. The festival's focus is the musical score in the films that screen. In january of 2006, Brian's score to the short film THE RECE!PT won a Gold Medal For Excellence at the same film festival. The new theatrical release, director's cut of 9/TENTHS (with a new 5.1 surround sound mix) will screen for the first time at this festival.

Time: Thursday, January 25th at 8:30PM. Location: Main Street Mall, 333 Main Street, 2nd floor screening room.

A second screening of the film may be added. Keep checking the Park City Film Music Festival website for schedule information and ticket purchasing options.

From the festival website... "The Park City Film Music Festival is a new independent film festival, presenting film music competition for both INDIE and studio-sponsored films, a performance showcase for composers with seminars for composers, musicians, songwriters and groups...The fourth annual PARK CITY FILM MUSIC FESTIVAL (pcFMF) will be held in Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah, January 18-28, 2007. This is the first film festival in the world singularly recognizing the contribution of composers and their music to film, and the first of such festivals in the Americas. Awards are given in the categories of Best Use of Music in Full-Length Feature Film, Best Use of Music in Documentary Film, and Best Use of Music in Short Film...Film music, whose broad appeal continues to gain prominence in the music marketplace, has stood for a long time recognized only at the very highest levels: the Academy awards, the Emmys, the Grammys, and a few others. The growing stature of film music is exemplified in the announcement early last year of the Pulitzer prizes qualifying film music for the first time in 61 years.

The pcFMF burst on the scene with a landmark 33 films in 2004, 50 films in 2005, 106 films in 2006 and is the brainchild of Ms. Leslie Harlow who has been operating the Park City International Music Festival for over 22 years. A Juilliard graduate, she and her husband, festival director Russell Harlow, a member of the Utah Symphony, are both prominent classical artists.

Ms. Harlow is driven to propel the PARK CITY FILM MUSIC FESTIVAL to international prominence, and has received encouragement from the Utah Film Commission, original founder of the Utah/United States Film Festival (now called Sundance Film Festival).

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