Music for Amnesty

Amnesty’s action this year on Burma was inspired by the work of James Mackay, a London-based freelance documentary photographer who has photographed more than 160 former Burmese political prisoners. Handcrafted Films tells the story of James’ work and the action Amnesty intend to take.

I was asked to come up with a musical composition for the film. The music had to be hopeful, determined, motivating and moving. This was for an inspirational, climatic part at the end of the short film.

You can listen to my composition below:

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You can also watch the movie, top right (featuring music by Jamie Elkins)

Or visit the link on Amnesty’s website