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Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo

Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis,
Kristopher Carter,
Michael McCuistion

The Teen Titans’ home town is attacked by a Japanese ninja named Saico-Tek. Under interrogation Saico-Tek reveals the identity of the one who sent him: Brushogun. The ninja then escapes and the Titans head to Tokyoto search for his master.

After overcoming the language barrier and fighting a giant reptile, the Titans meet Tokyo’s own super-normal defence force – the Tokyo Troopers, led by Commander Uehara Daizo. Daizo shows the Titans around the Tokyo Troopers headquarters, and when Robin questions him on Brushogun, he informs the Titans that he is nothing more than an urban legend. Left with no villains to pursue, the Titans can do nothing more than bow to Beast Boy’s desire to enjoy Tokyo as tourists.

Investigating alone, Robin is attacked once more by Saico-Tek and they get into a very violent fight which ends with Robin pummeling the ninja into the ground. When Saico-Tek does not rise, the crowd watching believes Robin has murdered his opponent. Commander Daizo apprehends Robin, despite the hero’s protestations of innocence, but as he is transferred, a slip of paper bearing the name “Brushogun” flits into the armoured car carrying him and explodes, freeing him. Now on the run, Robin co-opts the identity of a Shinjuku mugger who tried to shoot him and reunites with the other Titans, who have themselves been attacked by strange creatures.

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis
Kristopher Carter
Michael McCuistion

Orchestration by
Lolita Ritmanis
Kristopher Carter
Michael McCuistion

Synth and Drum Programming by
Lolita Ritmanis
Kristopher Carter
Michael McCuistion

Orchestra Contractor
Joyce Ryan

Scoring Engineer
Mark Mattson
MBM Studios

Mixing Engineers
Mark Mattson
Mako Sujishi

Woodwinds
John Yoakum

Trumpets
Warren Luening
Rick Baptist

Trombones
George Thatcher
Tommy Johnson

French Horns
Brian O’Connor
Phillip Yao
Justin Hageman

Violins
Olivia Tsui
Jennifer Gordon-Levin

Viola
Piotr Jandula

Cello
Arman Ksajikian

Guitars
Greg Herzenach

Producer
Glen Murakami

Directed by
Michael Chang
Ben Jones
Matt Youngberg

Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman

Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis

A ruthless destructive vigilante posing as Batwoman is wreaking havoc in Gotham City. While she sets her sights on thwarting Penguin’s evil plans, Batman concentrates on discovering this mysterious imposter’s true identity. But when she’s captured by the vicious Bane, it falls upon the caped crusader to rescue her, defeat Bane and foil the Penguin’s devious plot himself.

Directed by
Jennifer Graves (sequence director)
Tim Maltby (sequence director)
Curt Geda (directed by)

Writing Credits
Bob Kane (Character created by)
Alan Burnett (story by)
Michael Reaves (written by)

Supervising Producer
Alan Burnett

Music Composed and Orchestrated by
Lolita Ritmanis

Featuring John Yoakum (saxophone soloist)

Music Mixed by
Mark Mattson

Film Editing by
Margaret Hou

Casting by
Andrea Romano

Visual Effects
Tristin Cole (background painter)
Young Ryul Kim (compositor)
Azariah Owens (visual effects: main title)

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

Music by
Kristopher Carter,
Lolita Ritmanis,
Michael McCuistion

A suspense thriller set in the world of small town church politics, In this action-packed adventure, the sleeker, more dangerous and seemingly immortal Clown Prince of Crime is back to terrorize Gotham, Batman and the aging Bruce Wayne.

Directed by
Curt Geda

Writing Credits
Bob Kane (creator: Batman)
Paul Dini (story and screenplay)
Glen Murakami (story)
Bruce W. Timm (story)
Jerry Robinson (character: The Joker -uncredited)

Produced by
Alan Burnett
Paul Dini
Jean MacCurdy
Shaun McLaughlin
Benjamin Melniker
Glen Murakami
Bruce W. Timm
Michael E. Uslan
Teruhisa Yahaji

Original Music by
Kristopher Carter

Music Department
Debbie Datz-Pyle (music contractor)
Diane Griffen (music editor)
Nathaniel Levisay (music copyist)
Michael McCuistion (music arranger and orchestrator)
Larry Rench (orchestrator)
Patti Zimmitti (music contractor)

Score Mixed by
Robert Fernandez
Mako Sujishi

Orchestra Recorded by
Robert Fernandez

Guitars and Basses recorded by
Mako Sujishi

Drums recorded by
Eric Serafin

Guitars
Gabriel Moses

Basses
Jon Button

Drums
J.R. Robinson

Winner—Annie Awards
Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Home Video Production

Nominee—Annie Awards
Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Feature Production

Winner—DVD Exclusive Awards
Best Animated Character Performance

Nominee—DVD Exclusive Awards
Best Sound

Nominee—DVD Exclusive Awards
Best Animated Video Premiere

Nominee—DVD Exclusive Awards
Best Art Direction

Batman and Mr. Freeze: SubZero

Batman and Mr. Freeze: SubZero

Music by
Michael McCuistion

When Mr. Freeze, desperate to save his dying wife, kidnaps Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) as an involuntary organ donor, Batman and Robin must find her before the operation can begin.

Directed by
Boyd Kirkland

Written by
Randy Rogel
Boyd Kirkland
Bob Kane (creator: Batman)

Music by
Michael McCuistion

Film Editing by
Al Breitenbach

Casting by
Andrea Romano

Production Management
Ken Duer
Joey Franks
Christopher Keenan
Jong Tae Kim
Jean MacCurdy
Shaun McLaughlin
Clive Nakayashiki
Joe Sandusky
Howard Schwartz
Liza-ann Warren
Jeong Beom Yun

Art Department
Roman Arambula
Ted Blackman
Kim Bowen
Steve Butz
John Calmette
Kyun Ju Cha
Yi-Chih Chen
Hin Kyoung Choi
Jee young Choi
Kyun Joo Choi
Sun Hee Choi
Michael Chutuk
Jung Hae Ho
Young Sun Hong
Gun Mi Jung
Kyoung Sook Kang
Kyoung Ran Kim
Mi Sook Kim
Young Sun Kim
Su Jin kim
Yoon Sun Kim
Mi Sook Kown
Eun Jin Lee
Steward Lee
Sung Ah Lee
You Hwa Lee
Natasha Liberman
Butch Lukic
Kyoung Ok Na
Phillip Norwood
Bill Ohanesian
Charles Pickens
Shayne Poindexter
Robert Valley
Daniel Veesenmeyer
Ji Young Yun

Sound Department
Greg Brooks
Kelly Ann Foley
Robert Hargreaves
John Hegedes
Mark Keatts
Leslie Lamers
Gary Marullo
Tom Maydeck
Patrick Rodman

Visual Effects by
Rob Bonchune
Sherry Hitch
Adam Mojo Lebowitz
Cindy Mercado
Danielle Plantec
Stacie Sharp
Emile Edwin Smith
Michael Stetson

Animation Department
Troy Adomitis
Jong Myong Bae
Vincent Bassols
Kimberly Bowles
Jan Browning
Brenda Brummet
Yoshio Chatani
Brian Clift
Eleanor Dahlen
Geno DuBois
Steven E. Gordon
Hae Jin Han
Karl Jacobs
Sewon Kim
Kevin Kipper
Boyd Kirkland
Nobuyuki Koyanagi
Fred Kuramara
Young Eui Kwak
Young Wung Lee
Do Hee Lee
Hyun Sik Lee
Edward McGillicutty
Kôji Miura
Young Re Moon
Yutaka Oka
Bong-Il Park
Kyoung Sun Park
Oh Soon Park
Trevor Peirce
Danielle Plantec
Kevin Quattro
Lenord Robinson
Jeffrey Scheetz
Masahiro Shigemoto
Jeong Ook Shim
Kwang Hak Shin
Sand Chul Son
Sukhyung Son
Yukio Suzuki
Noboru Takahashi
Tommy Tejeda
Takeru Yamazaki
Jong Sung Yoo

Editorial Department
Bonnie Buckner
Bill Fiala
Jeff Hoffman
Robin D. Kane
Mary Nelson-Duerrstein
Bruce Ochmanek
Linda Redondo
Clayton Stang
John Voralik
Jay Weinman
Ed Weyer

Music Department
Larry Blank (additional orchestrator)
Leland Bond (additional orchestrator)
Tom Boyd (oboe)
Tom Brown
(music preparation)
Kristopher Carter (additional orchestrator)
Debbi Datz-Pyle (orchestra contractor)
Danny Elfman (composer: main theme from “Batman”)
Robert Fernandez (music mixer)
Doug Frank (music coordinator)
Debbie Hall (singer)
Karen Harper (singer)
Andrew Kinney (additional orchestrator)
Elizabeth Lamers (singer)
Michael McCuistion (conductor)
Donna Medine (singer)
Larry Rench (orchestrator)
Lolita Ritmanis (orchestrator)
Brad Rosenberger (music coordinator)
Patrick Russ (additional orchestrator)
Mark Ryan (music editor)
Christina Saffran (singer)
Pam Springs (music coordinator)
Sally Stevens (singer)
Susie Stevens-Logan (singer)
Keith Zajic (music coordinator)
Patti Zimmitii (orchestra contractor)

Script and Continuity Department
Alan Burnett
Paul Dini

Additional Crew
Chuck Ansel (production administrator)
Jenny Lynn Burnett (staff assistant)
Kim Dahl (markup painter)
Dario Fagnani (staff assistant)
Paul Fairchild (production assistant)
Heather Isaacs (staff assistant)
Kathleen Keegan (production coordinator)
Lisa Lonardi-Knight (markup painter)
Kellie Long (staff assistant)
Courtney Narz (production coordinator)
Eric Nordberg (markup painter)
Andrea Romano (voice director)
Sarah Tomassi (production administrator)
Athena Wingate (staff assistant)
Maria Womack (production administrator)

 

Winner—Annie Awards, 1998
Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Home Video Production

Nominated—Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA, 1999
Best Sound Editing – Direct to Video – Sound

The Other Side

The Other Side

Music by
Kristopher Carter

On the night Samuel North is to reunite with the girl he loves: Hanna Thompson, he is mysteriously murdered and sent to Hell. Inside “the Pit”, two other damned souls on the run help Samuel escape back to the world of the living. Now there’s Hell to pay: the Netherworld has sent three invincible bounty hunters called REAPERS to hunt down and retrieve each of the escaped men. Setting out to uncover the mystery of his death and Hanna’s disappearance, Samuel finds unlikely allies in his gun-toting fellow escapees Mally and Oz — who hope that by helping Samuel find Hanna, they can redeem themselves and be free of the Pit forever.

Directed by
Gregg Bishop

Written by
Gregg Bishop

Produced by
Gregg Bishop (producer)
Craig Dabrowski (associate producer)
Chad Eikhoff (producer)
Courtney Rabada (associate producer)

Original Music by
Kristopher Carter

Music Department
Mikael Carlsson (executive soundtrack producer)
Peymon Maskan (music supervisor)

Score Mixed by
Mako Sujisho

Orchestra Recorded by
Mako Sujisho
Greg Herzenach

Winner—Shriekfest, 2006
Best Film (Horror Feature)

Official Selection—Slamdance, Atlanta Film Festivals