Film | Reid Hendry Music

Eddy’s Kingdom

I had the pleasure of mixing and sound designing this incredible story directed by Greg Crompton. So far the film has been shown at the Hot Docs film festival, Victoria Film Fesival and DOXA. Check out the trailer below. ...

MARVEL

Super proud to present a series of Marvel Video Comics I created the sound effects for. Check out the full TV mini series below. Special thanks to Wes and Koko Productions for making this...

Android Employed

The first ever Telus Original series written and directed by Jem Garrard of Artaban. I had the honour of sound designing and mixing the 4 part anthology that being played online, on Telus Optik Tv as well as all Air Canada inflight entertainment systems. Android Employed: The Family Unit from Android Employed on Vimeo. Android Employed: Unit of Measurement from Android Employed on Vimeo. Android Employed: The Second Unit Team from Android Employed on Vimeo. Android Employed: CommUNITy from Android Employed on...

BC Was Awesome Season 2

Back for another season, I once again mixed and sound designed the 12 part series as well as composed cues for a number of the segments. Check out all the episodes on Facebook or BC Was Awesome...

DOXA Trailers

Working again with Linetest to provide the DOXA festival with sound design and mix for all of their 2017 festival trailers. DOXA FESTIVAL TRAILER CACTUS from Linetest on Vimeo. DOXA FESTIVAL TRAILER LIGHTBULB from Linetest on Vimeo. DOXA FESTIVAL TRAILER FRAME from Linetest on...

O Florescer Da Voz

A short film produced and directed by Jaime Leigh Gianopoulos. I mixed,sound designed and composed all the music for this great short shot in...

Monday

Here’s the score for Monday directed by Liz Levine.

FWD

Here is a continuous mix of the score I did for the short horror/comedy FWD. Written and directed by Stephen Sawchuck and produced with Elysia Rotaru.

Madeline and Myrtle

Here’s a short film produced by Liz Levine (director) and France Perras for the Telus Caregiver Stories series. I composed all the music as well as mixed and designed the sound.

Kentwood Revelation

Teamed up with Blatant Studio to sound design and mix this spot for Kentwood. Jim Byrnes delivering the VO.

SAP

Linetest produced and animated this video for SAP. I composed the music, designed the sound and mixed all the elements together.

Howl

I was asked by director Jaime Leigh Gianopoulos to mix and sound design her film Howl. The sound design required me to be very musical in this piece. There isn’t a lot of dialogue (only some scenes are narrated) so the sounds really needed to help carry the visuals and tell story in many places. There is also a great score by Natalie Ramsay and Kristina Jessen. Full film below. HOWL from Jaime Leigh Gianopoulos on...

The Switch

I recently finished working on Out TV Network’s new sitcom The Switch. I composed the music and handled all the sound design and mixing for the series. The Switch was nominated for two 2016 Leo Awards including Best Music, Comedy or Variety Program and Best Performance or Host in a Music, Comedy or Variety Program with Amy Fox winning the latter. Power OutageDr. ZylolPromo VideoOutroEvil Air DuctsJob InterviewCafe TrendBattle of the SextIntercut LoveBar Fight

Guns to Mics

Soon to be released documentary on music and political change in war torn Sierra Leone. Recently accepted into the New York Independent Film Festival and Arizona International Film Festival. I provided mixing and sound design for the film. Produced by Artaban.

Unit Bryan

I recently handled all post audio and music for the Jem Gararrd written and directed short Unit Bryan. This included the mix and sound design as well as creating and using music from my library. Unit Bryan from Artaban on Vimeo.

Ross Smith

Sound design and original music by Reid Hendry. Produced by Artaban.

PGKEL#10

For the final episode we traveled to Kelowna and did a PG session with the first Peak Performance Project winners, We Are The City. This was a lot of fun to set up. We had a wall of amps that we stacked about 8 feet tall by 10 feet wide. All different kinds of amps and it looked fucking awesome. This was the first event where the band didn’t actually play any instruments. Plugged into the amps were about 20 really shitty keyboards, like the ones you got to play with when you were a kid. There was a grand piano, people whacking 2×4’s and playing percussion on scrapyard metal....

PGVIC#9

We travelled to Victoria, BC and did a Playground session with local motown band The Chantrelles. This was one of the biggest productions yet instrument wise. 5 keyboards, 30 singers, 4 timpanis, 3 electric guitars, vibraphone and even tubular bells. There’s probably even more but check out the video to see what I missed. A challenging mix to say the least but it always turns out in the end. I gave this one an old school sound to fit it’s motown character. Music Video Full...

PGCGY#8

After we finished up in Edmonton we rented vans and drove a few hours south to Calgary to produce PGCGY#8 with The Dojo Workhorse. We set up shop in an art gallery downtown and through a New Years party in May. Everybody dressed up like it was January 31st and probably drank even more thanks to the free beer supplied at every event. We had a full band with two guitars, drums, bass, keys and harmonica with lots of vocal harmonies. The audience was in charge of singing and humming, playing the melodica, shaking, boom whacking and even tap dancing. This was really fun to mix because there was a...

PGEDM#7

Back in May the Playground team hopped on a plane to Edmonton to put on the seventh installment of Playground with Shout Out Out Out Out. We had a big open hanger style garage that has been converted into an artistic fashion hub of clothing and artwork of all mediums. We rented pretty much every tom drum in Edmonton which was about 60 or so. There were over 10 synthesizers and a choir of vocoded singers. This was by far our biggest production of sound, lighting and camera rigs. The result is amazing and the people in the audience had one of the most unique music experiences. Maybe ever! The...

PGVAN#6

Back in December of 12′ the Playground team joined up with blues duo The Harpoonist and The Axe Murderer to create PG VAN #6 at Ironworks studio in Vancouver. It was a pretty crazy setup as there were more than 150 people collaborating on the bands track “The Sky Is Falling”. We had a percussion section of shakers, two 40 person choirs, about 8 snare and floor tom drummers, two keyboards, a saxophone, trumpet, a couple electric guitars, lead and back up vox and of course the harmonica. It was a challenge getting it all setup on time but the end result looks and sounds...

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