SST Workshop

We are extremely excited to announce that SST is now offering a full-service scoring facilities based in Brisbane for film and television clients. With access to some of Australia’s finest musicians and world-class recording facilities we are uniquely positioned to offer scoring services in any style or genre, to suit a range of budgets.

Our experienced team are able to manage all aspects of the scoring process from pre-production to session management to mix, master and delivery providing clients with a musical “one-­stop-­shop”.

Check out some more info here.

In what would have to be one of our favourite jobs this year so far, SST was contracted to provide an cinematic-style orchestral piece for the roll-out of Foxtel’s new brand campaign here in Australia. Not too shabby! Check out the full spot here.

As if the fine wine and sparkling company wasn’t enough, SST Workshop picked up two awards at last week’s BAD Awards! Both awards were for last year’s work for Michael Hill Jeweller with the Mens Watches piece picking up Bronze Award and Womens Watches scoring a Silver. Big thanks to Michael Hill Creative Director Dave Keeling and director Israel Rivera for giving us such love pictures to work with.

To cap off an exciting year on the TV front, our original score for the ABC documentary “Polly Borland: Polymorphous” has picked up a nomination in this year’s APRA Screen Music Awards. Named in the “Best Music for A Documentary”, we’re up against some amazing talent including scores by Michael Lira and Burkhard Dallwitz. Check out the full list of noms here.

SST Composer Ryan Walsh recently travelled to Hobart as a selected participant in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra’s Australian composers program. A week of rehearsals (five orchestral rehearsals!) with the TSO as well as time spent with composers Andrew Schultz and Paul Stanhope culminated in a recording of Ryan’s orchestral work “Scenes From Ellipsis” conducted by the delicious Kenneth Young!. Check out some excerpts here.

One of our most recent film collaborations will be making its debut at next month’s Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF).  The MIFF Premiere Fund-supported film Tim Winton’s The Turning is produced by Robert Connolly and Maggie Miles (Balibo, MIFF 2009) and sees some of Australia’s most acclaimed directors, actors, documentarians and screenwriters vividly bringing to life Winton’s vision. Featuring contributions from David Wenham, Mia Wasikowska, Justin Kurzel (Blue Tongue, MIFF 2005), Tony Ayres (The Home Song Stories, MIFF 2007), Warwick Thornton as well as our very own SST Composer Ryan Walsh.