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Dave Andrews (musician)

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Dave Andrews (born 29 February 1972) is a musician and composer of original music for film based in Buckinghamshire UK. He has toured and played guitar for Wolfsbane frontman and former Iron Maiden singer Blaze Bayley. He is a regular contributor of original music for London's premier horror movie festival, FILM4 FrightFest.^{[citation needed]}

Professional background

Feature film composer credits to date are as follows:

Inbred (2011), directed by Alex Chandon
Endless (2011), directed by Matt Bloom
Unwelcome (2011), directed by Stefan Smith
The Making Of A Day Of Violence (2010)
Into The Dark: Exploring The Horror Film (2009), produced by George A. Romero
A Day Of Violence (2009), directed by Darren Ward

Short film commercial and documentary composer credits include:

Yarns (with Gareth Humphries)
Royal Air Forces Association/The Battle Of Britain (directed by David King)
The Doha/Tribeca Film Festival Trailers (Doha/Tribeca FF 2009)

Short films for the Doha Film Institute:

Lunchtime (2009)
Um El-Sebyan: A short film by Wafa Al-Saffar (2010)
If Only: A short film by Tusilya Muthukumar (2010)
Garangao Nightmare: A short film by Abdulla Al-Gosaibi (2010)

References

Sources

Lawrence Paterson - Blaze Bayley: At The End Of The Day (ISBN 978-184426-687-6)
Interview with Darren Ward & Dave Andrews: Darkside Magazine October 2008, Issue. 135

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