Film Music
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Jump In!, the Disney Double Dutch
tale and highest rated film premier on the Disney Channel to date,
is a top-selling soundtrack featuring songs from the film's leads,
Corbin Bleu and Keke Palmer. Frank composed the original score for
the film and wrote and produced 2 songs for the soundtrack, including
the single "Jump to the Rhythm", a co-production with
Nashville’s Keith Thomas featuring Jordan Pruitt. “Jump
to the Rhythm” is also featured throughout the film as one
of the main themes, plays as a music video for Jordan and was the
opening number for the High School Musical tour. "Jump to the Rhythm" Theme Song featuring Jordan Pruitt "Jump in Medley" from the Original Score
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| The Proud Family Movie | |||
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The Proud Family Movie, an animated
comedy-adventure featuring all of your favorite characters from
the hit Disney series along with Omarion of B2K as Rapper 15 ¢ and
Arsenio Hall as the mad scientist. Frank composed the action-packed
score and wrote and produced the first single for the soundtrack
album, featuring Jhene and based on his theme from the film. The
soundtrack on Disney records features "Right Here", other new
songs and performances from the film and some old favorites from
the series (Destiny's Child, etc). "Right Here" - Theme Song featuring Jhene "The Proud Family Medley" from the Original Score
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| Scary Movie 3 | ||||
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Scary Movie 3: This record-breaking
box office smash features an original all-Hip Hop soundtrack. All
songs but one were co-written and produced by Frank Fitzpatrick
as part of his Hip Hop film music venture Hip Hop Connect. Frank
also produced on-camera performances by the actors including Simon
Rex and Latin Hip Hop legend Fat Joe in the notorious "8 Mile"
Rap Battle spoof. The success of the project and continued relationship
with the Zucker & Weiss team led to Frank writing and producing
the title track for Scary Movie 4. "White Boy" featuring Simon Rex and Kevin Hart "Mexican Hat Rap" featuring Delinquent Habits
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| Friday | ||||
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Friday: The "chronic" New Line
comedy was first collaboration between Composer/Music Supervisor
Frank Fitzpatrick & rap-superstar/filmmaker Ice Cube and led to
one of Hip Hop's all-time classic films, a Multi-Platinum soundtrack
and an entire Friday franchise. In
addition to the street-wise score composed by Frank and performed
by his group Hidden Faces, the soundtrack (Priority Records) featured
the Dr. Dre hit "Keep Their Heads Ringing" and other songs by Ice
Cube, Cypress Hill, 2 Live Crew and more. A second album from the
film "Friday Old School" is filled with 70's soul classics and excerpts
from Frank's score. "The Chase" from the Original Score "Keep Their Heads Ringin'" by Dr. Dre
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| Queen of the Damned | ||||
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Queen of the Damned: In this highly
stylized installment of the Anne Rice vampire trilogy, Lestat (Stuart
Townsend) becomes a rock star whose music wakes up the queen of
all vampires (Aaliyah). The star-studded soundtrack (Warner Bros.)
features Marilyn Manson, Papa Roach, Orgy, David Draiman (Disturbed),
Chester Bennington (Linkin Park), Static X, and the songs of Jonathan
Davis (Korn) who is also featured as the voice of Lestat. Frank
was Music Supervisor for the film and Certified-Gold soundtrack
album, as well as writer/producer for the song "Temptation." "Excess" by Tricky
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| In Too Deep | ||||
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In Too Deep: This first rate drama
starring Omar Epps, Nia Long, LL Cool J and Stanley Tucci offers
another all-star Hip Hop soundtrack from Executive Producer Frank
Fitzpatrick, including original music by Method Man & Redman,
Nas, R. Kelly, Mobb Deep, Jagged Edge (featuring Jermaine Dupri),
Capone & Noreaga, Trick Daddy and many others. Fitzpatrick also
co-wrote the theme song, "Give Me A Reason" performed
by R&B great Dave Hollister, and wrote and produced "Dreamin'"
by Jill Scott for both the film and the soundtrack. "Dreamin'" featuring Jill Scott "Give me a Reason" featuring Dave Hollister
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| Pirates of Silicon Valley | ||
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Pirates of Silicon Valley is the
incredible, funny, surprising and very inside story of how a group
of eggheads, nerds and geeks became some of the most powerful men
in the world today. Steve Job’s and Bill Gate’s story
from the early days offers a fascinating insight into the most compelling
industry of our time and feels as relevant today as the day it was
made. The soundtrack features an original score composed by Frank,
along with Rock & Roll classics from the 70's and 80's. "Main Title" from the Original Score "Phone Call" from the Original Score
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| The Larry Sanders Show | ||||
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The Larry Sanders Show: Redefining
television, star and creator Garry Shandling built an unprecedented
cult following and helped make HBO a household name. The critically
acclaimed show won over 20 Cable Ace Awards, as well as the 1994
Peabody Award for excellence in Radio and TV. As Music Director
and Composer, Frank wrote the theme and music for the entire series,
all performed by his Larry Sanders Show Band: a sextet featuring
Gerald Albright (#1 contemp. Jazz soloist), James Gadson (James
Brown), and Alfonso Johnson (Weather Report). The show was also
the stage for many musical guests including Los Lobos, k.d. lang,
Sting, Elvis Costello, the Wu Tang Clan and Beck. "Larry's Theme" Main Title Theme
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| Kissed by an Angel | |||
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Kissed by an Angel: In a film where
an angel interferes in the affairs of human relationships, it seemed
only fitting for Frank to create a beautiful and angelic theme to
weave the love story together. He derived his inspiration from a
17th century Italian love ballad and chose the voice of EMI recording
artist, Sasha Lazard to sing it. Frank’s theme, also known
as “Angeli”, landed Sasha her first recording deal and
has gone on to become a featured song in two other films, as well
as the theme for the Toronto Film Festival and a Victoria’s
Secret ad campaign. "Angeli" featuring Sasha Lazard
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Stanley's Gig: Starring Bill Sanderson,
Faye Dunaway and Marla Gibbs, Stanley's Gig is a marvelous character-driven
drama about a jazz singer from the Central Avenue days in Los Angeles.
The soundtrack features a great original jazz score by Frank, along
with his beautiful theme song performed by the main character, actress
Marla Gibbs, in the style of a Billie Holiday classic. "In the Memory of You" featuring Marla Gibbs "Teddy's Dream" from the Original Score
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| Love Song | |
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Love Song stars pop/R&B sensations
Monica as Camille Livingston, a psychology major at Xavier University
the daughter of a successful doctor. According to her parents plan,
Camille will marry her pre-med boyfriend Calvin soon after graduation.
Everything changes after Camille meets the sexy & talented
New Orleans blues guitarist Billy James, and she discovers a whole
new side of life, love and herself. Performances by all the characters
are strong, as is the direction by Julie Dash.
The soundtrack features several on camera performances by Monica & Billy,
as well as a great new song from Hidden Faces, and a highly effective
score composed by Frank Fitzpatrick. "What U Get" featuring Les Nubians "What My Heart Says" featuring Monica |
| Lil' Pimp | ||
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Lil' Pimp: Featuring the voices
of Bernie Mac, Jennifer Tilly, William Shatner, Ludacris and Lil
Kim, Lil’ Pimp is a hilarious yet very touching animated comedy
about a 9 year old boy and outsider who finally finds real friends
among the most unlikely set of characters. Frank wrote the original
score and songs for the film using a compelling blend of a traditional
80-piece orchestra, contemporary Hip Hop tracks & a smokin’
Ol’ School R&B band. "Lil' Pimp Medley" from the Original Score
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