Comcast Xfinity recently selected “Reuse,” a song by John for the soundtrack of their latest national television commercial (2013, “Customer Service”).
Get the track here: http://seejohnplay.bandcamp.com/
Google recently teamed up with ZAGAT to produce a new food and restaurant review show for the web. Check out one of the episodes that exclusively features John’s music.
SO UNDERCOVER, a 2012 action-comedy movie starring Miley Cyrus, Jeremy Piven, Josh Bowman, Kelly Osbourne and Megan Park, is set to be released in the UK this week and in the US in 2013. Check out the film’s trailer featuring John’s music.
John’s song REUSE is featured in the latest Maverik Lacrosse commercial campaign ‘Evolve the Player, Advance the Game’. The commercial first debuted during ESPNU’s season opener between Towson University and Johns Hopkins University on Friday, February 17th and will air throughout EPSN, ESPN2 and ESPNU’s coverage of the 2012 men’s lacrosse season. The Future is Here features a roster of Maverik athletes, including Peet Pollion, Joe Cinosky, John Christmas, and Billy Bitter.
Get the track here: http://seejohnplay.bandcamp.com/
SKECHERS recently selected a track by John for their latest “Men’s Sport” TV commercial.
Crayola hired John for their latest “Crayola Story Studio Spiderman” commercial. Now seen on broadcast TV across the world!
John Kasiewicz composed the music for indie film DRIVER’S ED MUTINY (2010).
HELL’S FURY (REACH FOR THE SKY) featuring an original soundtrack by John is now available nationally at Walmart stores and online through Amazon and Netflix.
5turns25 released their fifth album “Evolution Of The Human Heart” with ambient/folk label Time Release Sound. Each of the limited-edition copies will come with TRS’s signature over-the-top uber arty, handmade packaging featuring a filmic referenced, torn out and hand worked/collaged double sided notebook page.
More information: http://timereleasedsound.com/releases/5turns25/
REACH FOR THE SKY has won multiple festival honors including the Gold Remi award 44th annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival and the Texas Heritage Award for its historical representation of 19th century Texas. The film premiered at the Dallas Texfest to a sold out screening at the Angelika Theatre.
John Kasiewicz composed and produced the original score.
Earlier this year, John was selected as one of nine emerging film composers to participate in BMI’s “Composing for the Screen 2010: A Film Scoring Mentorship Program,” held from September 16 through October 20 at the BMI offices in Manhattan, New York.
DRIVER’S ED MUTINY has won multiple festival honors including the Gold Eddy award for best feature at the Cedar Rapids Film Festival and won the Grand Jury Best Feature award for the New Strand film festival.
John Kasiewicz composed and produced the original score.
"John Kasiewicz' cool, ambitious original score to A Long Road was brilliantly conceptualized and a perfect match to the tone and style of the film. His ability to work steadily and fast without compromising his artful, personal touches to his score is a fantastic accomplishment."
It is true that sound and music make up 50% of the finished film, and John's evocative score is a big part of the success of our film. Ever the artist, John is able to grasp the emotional core of a scene and translate it into an accompanying score that amplifies the effect. I had a great time banging heads creatively with John and I think the results speak for themselves in the score for "Reach For The Sky".
"The team behind Driver’s Ed Mutiny did a great job with the audio throughout! The music for the film was great. John Kasiewicz did a nice job on creating a score that really fit the film..." Audio Score: 9.5/10
"It was a pleasure working with John on our feature film. He was very flexible and willing to help us discover the sound for the music that we wanted. He was instrumental in bringing out the character and emotions of the story."
"John is a natural technical guitar player...He is a tireless worker, motivated, organized and extremely focused."
