All:

I'm still on the hunt for Jeroen Kimmel (I'm going to see whether it's the same
guy at jeroenkimmel.nl; it's a pity my knowledge of Dutch is nonexistent), but
I've been tipped off as to where David Dunn is.

I thought I'd post this before getting a dozen emails on the subject.

Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
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To: c64rmx@...: itstheit@...: Fri, 5 Sep 2008
18:08:07 -0400Subject: [c64rmx] filmmaker seeking contact info for David Dunn
and Jeroen Kimmel...




All:Gabriel Noel here (the filmmaker from itstheit productions).After an
exhaustive search on the internet (including a few false leads; apparently,
there's a David Dunn also working at Bungie (producers of the Halo series), in
Seattle, WA, and some of the c64 David's games are incorrectly credited to him
on some online sites), I am unable to find the means of reaching either David
Dunn or Jeroen Kimmel (and I'm pretty good at finding people).Anyway, anyone who
knows anything can reach me at itstheit@.... In return, I will be happy
to credit whoever responds in the videos in which I use their
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All:

Gabriel Noel here (the filmmaker from itstheit productions).

After an exhaustive search on the internet (including a few false leads;
apparently, there's a David Dunn also working at Bungie (producers of the Halo
series), in Seattle, WA, and some of the c64 David's games are incorrectly
credited to him on some online sites), I am unable to find the means of reaching
either David Dunn or Jeroen Kimmel (and I'm pretty good at finding people).

Anyway, anyone who knows anything can reach me at itstheit@.... In
return, I will be happy to credit whoever responds in the videos in which I use
their music.

Thanks,
Gabriel Noel
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Hi Seth,

unfortunately this list is quasi-dead...

Kind regards
Markus

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On Wednesday, June 25, 2008, 7:46:26 PM, you wrote:

GN> Hello, again. This is Gabriel Noel, the filmmaker from Canada with another
GN> film, this one utilizing Martin Galway's gameplay music from 'Comic
GN> Bakery'.

Well, I WAS going to ask whether this one also features dudes filming other
dudes in the toilet, but decided to check it out on Youtube instead.

Of course, the title of "How to make a Purple Helmet" implied a positive
response to the question above.. *8-)  "I had stumbled into the restroom of my
local bar and spied something I had never seen before.. (adjusting glasses)"

DRS

Hello, again. This is Gabriel Noel, the filmmaker from Canada with another film,
this one utilizing Martin Galway's gameplay music from 'Comic Bakery'.In my
travels, I'd stumbled upon an obscure recipe for a really good bar drink that is
served by the pitcher. I'd made an animated film of it, as this drink deserves
to be popularized, and that very music is a perfect fit, as you will see (via
the provided link): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOspPTN92lw Regarding my use
of Galway's 'Mikie' music for my obscure video review of 'Guitar God', I will be
using it for subsequent entries, as I hope to make my reviews of awful Quasmi
games a series (I will be filming some new episodes in July).
  My future output will be greater, as I recently quit my day job of seven years
to concentrate on my filmmaking, and am presently fully immersed in the craft
(I'd even bought a website to showcase my work; it's in the link below). I've a
documentary short I'm working on that I will be shopping before September that I
am hoping will cast attention on the rest of my work, much of which is a
showcase for great c64 music.
Best,Gabriel Noelitstheit productionsgnE: itstheit@...:
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All: Gabriel Noel, the c64 filmmaker, here.

After over 300 hours of work spanning nine months, my latest video is done, and
utilizes not only Martin Galway's title track from 'Mikie', but incorporates the
music and audio effects from the Stickybear Educational Software series, which
made its debut on the c64. Given the nature of what it complements (i.e. a
demonstration of the 1983 equivalent of 'Guitar Hero'), I imagine it will
generate a tremendous amount of interest. Anyway, here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-cF-MN7tQ4 Enjoy,Gabriel Noelitstheit
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Hi all,

just informing you that we have released a new Remix64 CD (Volume 3)
named SYNTAX ERA. It's SIDs in 1980s sound disguise, be sure to check
out the samples at C64Audio.com! :)

http://www.c64audio.com/productInfo.php?cat=R64SE

Thanx! :)

Markus
(LMan / Remix64.com)

All:

A lemon64 member informed me, re: my last was 'Speed Rumbler'! So congrats to
MacbthPSW (whoever HE is).

I'm just grateful someone had the answer for this one (oh, and I'd just played
'Speed Rumbler'; it's worth checking out).

Best,
Gabriel Noel
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gn



From: itstheit@...: c64rmx@...: What video game is
this?Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2007 19:21:26 -0400


All: Gabriel Noel, the c64 filmmaker, this time, with a fun query. There's a
Commodore 64 game I played at my cousin's, years ago, that I fail to remember
the name of (as does he, and his Commodore and game library are long gone; sad
to say, he barely remembers 'Jumpman').I've crudely reconstructed the game and
its music, from memory. The first person to tell me the name of it gets a
'thanks' credit in the subsequent film in which I incorporate its music
(provided it's available to me). The link to what I've reconstructed is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7HKA5-6Uu8 Thanks,Gabriel Noelitstheit
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Well, obviously the game appears to take place in Iraq.. could be another clue
for you..

DRS

On Sunday, October 7, 2007, 4:21:26 PM, you wrote:

GN> All:

GN> Gabriel Noel, the c64 filmmaker, this time, with a fun query.

GN> There's a Commodore 64 game I played at my cousin's, years ago, that I fail
GN> to remember the name of (as does he, and his Commodore and game library are
GN> long gone; sad to say, he barely remembers 'Jumpman').I've crudely
GN> reconstructed the game and its music, from memory. The first person to tell
GN> me the name of it gets a 'thanks' credit in the subsequent film in which I
GN> incorporate its music (provided it's available to me).

GN> The link to what I've reconstructed is here:

GN> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7HKA5-6Uu8

GN> Thanks,
GN> Gabriel Noel
GN> itstheit productions
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All:

Gabriel Noel, the c64 filmmaker, this time, with a fun query.

There's a Commodore 64 game I played at my cousin's, years ago, that I fail to
remember the name of (as does he, and his Commodore and game library are long
gone; sad to say, he barely remembers 'Jumpman').I've crudely reconstructed the
game and its music, from memory. The first person to tell me the name of it gets
a 'thanks' credit in the subsequent film in which I incorporate its music
(provided it's available to me).

The link to what I've reconstructed is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7HKA5-6Uu8

Thanks,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
gn
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All:This is Gabriel Noel, the c64 filmmaker who, this time, incorporates, with
their respective permissions, the music of Rolf Lakaemper ('Mission: Elevator')
and gaming legend Sid Meier (who allowed me to use the music from 'Floyd of the
Jungle', one of his first games; Grant Irani is responsible for the c64 version
of the music).The video, in question, is an incisive response to the efforts of
'The Geek Group', a group of young techies who make music with a solid state
Tesla coil, and have posted their compositions on YouTube. Anyway, here's the
link to MY video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ONa6L_otwuc
Oh, and if you are unfamiliar with The Geek Group, the link to one of THEIR most
popular videos is HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=VX5V_9s0Gfw
Enjoy,Gabriel Noelitstheit productionsgn
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All:

This is Gabriel Noel, again (i.e. the filmmaker that incorporates c64 music into
many of my films).

A little change, this time around. A video incorporating the c64's start page in
a rather unique way, blinking cursor and all, courtesy Commodore Gaming B.V. and
Ironstone Partners Ltd., the present license holders of the Commodore Business
Machine, who were nice enough to let me do this.

Anyway, here is the link to the video:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VQC2xhyw2Dk

Enjoy,
Gabriel Noel
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All:

Miracle of miracles, I was able to complete ANOTHER film, and post it on
YouTube, this one featuring contributions from c64 legends Shaun Southern and
Arti Haroutunian. Here is the link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6vgb4wCrlMw

I wish my output were ALWAYS this frequent, but such is life.

Enjoy,Gabriel Noelitstheit productionsgn

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Heh, heh. I'd never thought of that angle; I suppose I should address it.

As the 'About Me' portion of my YouTube points out, I work for an inventory
company, assessing products for third-party businesses. My work takes me
throughout Canada, as our clients are everywhere, and I say I'd spend a good
third of the year in a hotel room (the more observant will notice, as much as I
tried to conceal it, the 'Rubber Band' and 'Gum' videos also take place in a
hotel).

We travel in teams, and several of my coworkers are fans of my work, and willing
contributors to the cause. We happened to be in Amos, Quebec (6 hours north of
Montreal), the two were roommates, I was across the hall, and it all worked out.

Mat (the fellow in the overcoat) is actually the brother of a thespian who's
have several bit parts on French television, and Ryan (the emo poster boy) is a
potential apprentice (he is still in high school, and I am trying to persuade
his COOP education teacher to have him function as my gofer, so I can triple my
creative output.

As to whoever has the 'large member', I'm going to assume you're referring to
Mat, to which I say, I've never been in a position to verify that, but that all
the audio was done in post-production.

That should cover it all,
gn


To: c64rmx@...: dhry@...: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 10:20:18
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How come three dudes (one with an apparently huge member and another with avideo
camera) happen to be in a hotel room together? *8-ODRSOn Thursday, July 19,
2007, 9:29:31 PM, you wrote:GN> All:GN> Re: my last posting, just as I was about
to email c64 composer/audioGN> contributor Rolf Lakaemper, I'd realized I'd
spelled his name wrong. Boy,GN> was that a close call (but the two hours' work
fixing it has been an enormous pain).GN> Anyway, here's the new link to the
aforementioned vid:GN> http://youtube.com/watch?v=IpGEMUx2gdgGN> Sorry about
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How come three dudes (one with an apparently huge member and another with a
video camera) happen to be in a hotel room together? *8-O

DRS

On Thursday, July 19, 2007, 9:29:31 PM, you wrote:

GN> All:

GN> Re: my last posting, just as I was about to email c64 composer/audio
GN> contributor Rolf Lakaemper, I'd realized I'd spelled his name wrong. Boy,
GN> was that a close call (but the two hours' work fixing it has been an
enormous pain).

GN> Anyway, here's the new link to the aforementioned vid:
GN> http://youtube.com/watch?v=IpGEMUx2gdg

GN> Sorry about that,
GN> Gabriel Noel
GN> itstheit productions
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All:

Re: my last posting, just as I was about to email c64 composer/audio contributor
Rolf Lakaemper, I'd realized I'd spelled his name wrong. Boy, was that a close
call (but the two hours' work fixing it has been an enormous pain).

Anyway, here's the new link to the aforementioned vid:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IpGEMUx2gdg

Sorry about that,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
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All:

My work has allowed me ample time to finish ANOTHER film, this time
incorporating Ben Daglish's music from 'Ark Pandora', and, as an added treat,
audio from Simon Pick's 'Slimey's Mine' and Rolf Laekamper's 'Mission: Elevator'
(with their respective permissions; Mr. Laekamper was a definite treat to talk
to; he currently serves a professor at Temple University in Philly, and
incorporates 'Mission: Elevator' in his curriculum (!)).

Anyway, here is the link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0uBlKig8zYo

Within a week or so, I should be posting another video, this one featuring the
work of 'Kid Grid' creator Arti Haroutunian and 'Kikstart' leagend Shaun
Southern.

Enjoy,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
gn

P.S. I'd AGAIN reposted the 'Rubber Band Story' video, as I'd noticed flaws in
the final product that I hadn't, when editing. The link for THAT is HERE:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=DjOG9yDYXBE
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All:

re: my last email (the movie I'd made with Simon Pick's music), there were a few
audio things I wasn't content with, and had to tweak it, so I reposted the
repaired version, and the new link is here:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oB6-5vsK0OE

Sorry about that.

Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
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All:

Re: my last post, regarding the Classical Music Contest, not having received an
answer to my query after over six months, I decided to go ahead and finish the
film incorporating the music from Dare Devil Dennis, and simply presume that the
piece is an original composition that Marie Spilman passed off as a classical
piece, that is, until I am informed otherwise (maybe this'll get Ms. Spilman out
of whatever hole she's been living in for the past few decades, to address
this).

Anyway, here is the link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=n5SKo9qX3_U

Best,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
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All:

First, I thank Martin Galway and Shaun Southern for their assistance in helping
me find the composers from my previous e-mail (some of whom I've been in touch
with; Shaun Southern among them, obviously).

Re: Simon Pick, although I obtained his permission to use the music from 'Dare
Devil Denis', it's comprised of arrangements of classical (i.e. public domain)
music.

Here's the thing: neither he or myself are able to identify the selection I wish
to use (as he'd transcribed it in 1984, which, for both of us, is a lifetime
ago).

He says it's a popular classical piece, and that I should try to contact
classical music forums to obtain my answer.

I thought I'd make it fun and turn it into a contest, of sorts, and besides
those forums, open the contest to yourselves.

I've extracted the song from the game, and posted it online for public
consumption. The link is below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1iu6Tnu8OA

The first person to e-mail the address in the video and provide the song title
and composer gets a 'Special Thanks' credit in the video I end up featuring it
in.

NOTE: SIMON PICK AND MARIE SPILMAN DON'T COUNT! (they only transcribed the
piece)

I look forward to seeing how this turns out.

I thank you,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
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All:

Hello, again. I have several more films in the works (two of which I've
completed principal photography on), some of which will be featured on YouTube
before the year's end.

I've had the privilege of corresponding with four of c64's best composers (one
of whom I'd been searching out for four years), who have been gracious enough to
grant me permission to use their material, but I have once again hit a dead end
with a few others, whom I fail to find. c64rmx being successful in helping me
with my previous search, I thought I'd pose a query, again, and query whether
anyone has contact info for the following people:

1, 2. either Paul Atkinson or Dave Edwards (responsible for the music for
Mastertronic's 'Super Trolley'; I know Mr. Atkinson's most recent credit is for
Warthog's "Battelstar Galactica", but Warthog was acquired by Tiger Telematics,
a.k.a. Gizmondo, which went bankrupt in February of this year, so just as I was
on the verge of finding him, I was sent back, by circumstance, to the proverbial
'square one').

3. Shaun Southern (responsible for Mastertronic's 'Kikstart' games; I came
across one hotmail address bearing his name, but he hasn't responded to it).

4. Marie Spilman (arranged the music for Simon Pick's games 'Dare Devil Denis'
and 'Mad Nurse'; even getting a hold of Simon Pick would suffice.

In exchange for your providing this information, you would receive mention in
the credits and/or a website plug (likely under the 'thanks' column), and, were
the film not to be immediately featured on YouTube (on account of shopping,
exhibition, etc.), you would receive a personal DVD copy of the completed
project.

Also, would anyone know if the name of the composer for DataEast's 'Kung Fu
Master' is lost to history? (I contacted Gary Kitchen in 2003, who was
responsible for the Atari version of the game, and he says it wasn't him).

I look forward to reading whatever may come my way.

Thanks in advance,
Gabriel Noel
itstheit productions
gn
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Hello all,

I came across this link today: http://www.soundofhazel.com

There are some nice C64 Remixes and whole remix albums for downloading.
Give 'em a try!

take care,

Kai  =)

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Hello all,

I came across this link today: http://www.soundofhazel.com

There are some nice C64 Remixes and whole remix albums for
downloading.
Give 'em a try!

take care,

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Mr. Samuelsson addressed the vid via c64rmx; I should've replied via the same
medium.

Ergo what's below.

Best,
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> Subject: the Paul Norman vid
> Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2006 23:12:21 -0400
>
> Thanks for responding.
>
> Yeah, it definitely takes commitment. The 'Ninja' vid took 200+ hours over 3
years, and the 'Gum' vid I'd made featuring Martin Galway's music took about 80
hours over 3 weeks.
>
> I'll be adding a few more within the month. I'm a c64 advocate, so I try to
incorporate the appropriate music from that medium whenever possible, but I'm
also a fan of a cappella music, so one of the vids I feature
> might contain a surprise in that respect.
>
> Stay tuned,
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On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 13:56:42 -0400
"Gabriel Noel" <itstheit@...> wrote:

> Once more, the vid featuring Paul Norman's music is featured here:

It is... Well, ...strange? And really clever.

Makes me want to create videos. But then again, I've wanted to do that forever;
I don't seem have what it takes to finish them. Or even start them, in most
cases.

/Sam

All:

The vid was screened at Cinefest earlier today, and despite that the
presentation had a half-second audio delay (not my doing), it was extremely
well-received.

It didn't win any of the top three prizes, but it was a privileged to be one of
the twelve.

From here comes shopping my work, and persisting at doing what I love to do.

Once more, the vid featuring Paul Norman's music is featured here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40__ZifnGyc

Best,
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I'd just posted a video I'd made incorporating musical selections from Paul
Norman's 'Forbidden Forest'.

It was made a few weeks sooner than the video with the Martin Galway music, but
it has been in competition at the CTV Videomakers' Competition at Sudbury
Cinefest 2006 (Canada's 4th largest film festival).

It is presently one of twelve finalists to be screened later this morning, and,
seeing as such, I thought there no harm posting the video now. Here is the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40__ZifnGyc

Results of the screening (the awards will be given immediately following it)
will be posted both at c64rmx and on the text accompanying the video, itself.

I thank all who assisted me, particularly Paul Norman, who graciously consented
to let me use his music.

Gabriel Noel
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I'd just finished and posted a video I'd made incorporating Martin Galway's
'Kong Strikes Back' music.

It's on YouTube at the following link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=D0zsSkKavOg

Hopefully, this gains attention for the c64 as an overlooked music source.

I thank all who assisted me,

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