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The beautiful, vocal-driven score from Carla Patullo is flawless throughout, and the haunting mix of rhythmic breathing and pounding drums serve as a “voice” for the wordless succubus — a perfect companion to Pearce’s on-screen presence. — WOLFBANE BLOOMS

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LOTTE THAT SILHOUETTE GIRL
Directed by Elizabeth Beech & Carla Patullo
Music by Carla Patullo

APOTHEKE
Music by Carla Patullo
Directed by Elizabeth Beech
Original footage from lost film 'De Verliefde Apotheker'.

A lovestruck pharmacist takes a love potion to help him forget a mysterious woman whom he can't get out of his head. Recorded with the Unison Orchestra. Drums: Matt Chamberlain, Guitar: Iain McNally, Vocals: Carla Patullo, Backing Vocals: Henry Beal, Caroline Beal, and Douglass Gibbs.

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EXPERIMENTS INSPIRED BY THE ANIMATIONS OF LOTTE REINIGER

To confront a person with his shadow is to show him his own light. - Carl Jung

Many of Carla’s ongoing visual media projects combine music and shadows, inspired by the life work of animation pioneer Lotte Reiniger. Carla began the project in 2013 writing music for Lotte’s 1922 Aschenputtel, resulting in the short animation Cinderella: A Shadow Ballet (2015), which was then recorded at Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage.

Deeply inspired by the fusion of silhouettes and music, Carla next co-created a music-driven documentary Lotte that Silhouette Girl (2018) with director Elizabeth Beech. She is currently in production with Shadowmaker, a biographical feature film about Reiniger:

SANDRA BERNHARD - I LOVE BEING ME DON’T YOU

Bernhard blends outrageous humor, cutting satire and fiercely energetic live performance. The production follows the June release of her comedy album of the same title. (#9 Billboard Comedy Charts). With guest performances by Liza Minnelli, Rufus Wainwright, Justin Vivian Bond, and Leisha Hailey. Music directed by Carla Patullo