Mark Tschanz

Mark Tschanz is a Swiss musician and score composer who has worked in the film industry since 1994. He composed the soundtrack to 2:37 in 2006.

Filmography

• "LA I hate you" aka:"Based on true events" composer. Dir Yvan Gauthier
• "Lady of Sorrows" Composer Dir Terence Gross
• "Touched" 2009 feature score composer.
• "A boy called Dad" musician, guitarist.
• “8” (eight) segment : “Reduce Child Mortality” director: Gus van Sant (2008)
• “Final song” Feature Score Composer for Crystal Sky Productions](2008)
• "The West Wittering Affair (2006) Dir : D Scheinmann
• "2:37" (2006)
• ".357" (2005)
• "Leestemaker: Portrait of an Artist (2003)
• "Teknolust (2002)
• "Hotel Splendide (film)|Hotel Splendide" (2000) Dir Terence Gross
• "The Sin Eater" Dir Terence Gross.
• "Stealing Beauty" Song "(This is) the Life". Dir: Bernardo Bertolucci.
• "The Sin Eater" (1997) (TV)
• "Fun" (1994)
• "Impulse" Song" Tango" Dir Sondra Locke

Television:

• Factory Lines _ Theme Music.
• 12 episodes of "Extreme Engineering" (US) aka:"Colossal Construction" US/"Kings of Construction" UK
• "The Polar Bears of Churchill, with Ewan McGregor
• "Dr Tatiana's Sex Guide to All Creation"
• Series "Pevsner"
• "Ewan and the Bears"
• "Dr Tatiana"
• "Paris" and "Buenos Aires" for CNN...

""Baywatch" songs "Happy" and "The life" in episodes 136 and 140 of the series

• Other works:
• "Trazom" ballet for ISO at Mozart's bicentennial NY Lincoln Center Chor: Danny Ezralow
• Ballet "Mountains in your Face" for "the Movers" Dance Company Chor: Danny Ezralow

Album

His album; Blue Dog was released in 1996. The second track "Love Song" is the theme music for the popular video gaming podcast "Digital Cowboys"

"Blue Dog" track listing

• 1. The Life
• 2. Love Song
• 3. Time
• 4. Storm
• 5. Happy
• 6. Rattlesnake
• 7. The Immortals
• 8. Windwalker
• 9. Rain
• 10. Incubus

External links

• Mark Tschanz at the Internet Movie Database

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