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NEWS BIOGRAPHY FILM & TV OTHER WORKS SHOWREEL INTERVIEWS STORE CONTACT LINKS	Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House  (2017) release date: September 29th, 2017 production company: ScottFree Prod., Riverstone Pictures, Endurance Media, Playton, MadRiver Pictures Directed by Peter Landesman Screenplay by Peter Landesman Based on the book by Mark Felt & John D. O'Connor Music Composed and Produced by Daniel Pemberton Orchestrated and Conducted by Andrew Skeet Performed by The Chamber Orchestra of London Recorded and Mixed by Sam Okell Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, UK ProTools Gordon Davidson Recording Assistant George Oulton Music Editor Nick Ratner Orchestra Contracted by Gareth Griffiths Consultant Tracy McKnight Coordinator Darrell Alexander Composer's Assistant Nathan Klein Published by Atlantic Screen Music Featured Musicians Concert Master Warren Zeilinski French Horn Richard Watkins Piano Ben Dawson Synopsis The story of Mark Felt, who under the name "Deep Throat" helped journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncover the Watergate scandal in 1974.            ALBUM DETAILS: FILMTRAX (BFD 107)   Total Time: 56:36 01. The Court Of Public Opinion (1:52) 02. Washington Approach (4:01) 03. 48 Hours (5:13) 04. Hoover’s Funeral (1:23) 05. Joan’s Room (2:22) 06. Deep Throat (4:40) 07. Driving Force (4:38) 08. Break In At Watergate (2:17) 09. Where Is Joan? (4:27) 10. Traitor’s Head (1:47) 11. Indict The President (4:03) 12. Sidelined (2:17) 13. Lines Tapped (2:59) 14. Reunited (1:37) 15. The Hearing Motion (2:50) 16. The President Resigns (3:26) 17. Grand Jury (3:18) 18. Mark Felt – The Man Who Brought Down the White House (3:16)                MULTIMEDIA	LATEST PROJECTS
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