'Rumble Fish': The Percussion-Based Score (2005) (V)

Genre:

Short

Cast

Richard Beggs	...	Himself
Stewart Copeland	...	Himself
Francis Ford Coppola	...	Himself

Produced by
Kim Aubry	....	producer
Serena Warner	....	co-producer

Sound Department
James Lebrecht	....	post-production sound

Camera and Electrical Department
Eli Adler	....	videographer
Lynn Goldsmith	....	still photographer
Michael J. Jacobs	....	still photographer (as Michael Jacobs)
Jane O'Neal	....	still photographer

Editorial Department
Michael Rogers	....	montage
Serena Warner	....	montage

Other crew
Kim Aubry	....	concept
Louis Block	....	developed with the participation of
Dick Favaro	....	developed with the participation of
Colin Guthrie	....	developed with the participation of
Holt Manchester	....	developed with the participation of
Anne Mason	....	developed with the participation of
Glenn McElhose	....	developed with the participation of
Stephen Sideris	....	developed with the participation of
Patti Tauscher	....	developed with the participation of

Thanks
James Austin	....	special thanks (as Jim Austin)
Gus Carpenter	....	special thanks
Roman Coppola	....	special thanks
Anahid Nazarian	....	special thanks
Derek Power	....	special thanks
Robert Randles	....	special thanks (as Bob Randles)
Jesse Spencer	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• ZAP Zoetrope Aubry Productions

Distributors

• Universal Studios Home Video (2005) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Interscope Records  special thanks
• Saul Zaentz Film Center  special thanks
• Zoetrope Research Library  assisted by

Runtime:

12 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Company:

ZAP Zoetrope Aubry Productions

Trivia:

This short is featured on the Special Edition DVD for Rumble Fish (1983), released in 2005.

Movie Connections:

Features Rumble Fish (1983)

Awesome

The percussion on this score is awesome. Gives to much vitality into the movie story. High class music just for selected ears. I hope that many people could feel all the happiness that I feel every time I hear it. The catchy sounds are always drums, so I hope Stewart Copeland never stops making music with More Drums Please! I like all the songs, but my favorites are: Don't Box Me In. Tulsa Tango. Our Mother is alive, etc. Thinking it better, I can't select just two, three or four, cause I love it all. Really, if you want to get spiritual high with music, you have to hear Rumblefish music. And the film with this excellent score,direction, black & white effects with little color on the fishes, results very groovy, after and with all its elements. And the special identity of I insist are Drums. To me, Stewart Copeland is the best musician in humankind history.