Dixon Morisseau is a first generation Haitian -American film composer based in New York City. Originally from Brooklyn, New York — Dixon grew up in a musical family. Influenced by his Haitian roots as well as cinematic traditions, he blends orchestral scoring with modern textures and global influences. His work spans from feature films (Lock Down Love —Amazon Prime), short films, and live string arrangements for Grammy & Stellar award winning artists. Dixon holds a Masters in Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music.
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This is a demo piece written to highlight a heart-to-heart conversation between a man and his estranged daughter.
The setting takes place in Jacmel, Haiti, where a father engages in conversation with his daughter he hasn’t seen in 8 years. Their conversation starts off rocky, with the daughter expressing her grievances from childhood, and how she’s done with her family. The father, then, reminds his daughter of a song they used to sing together many years ago. That song is “Nan Fon Bwa”. As he brings that song to memory, the daughter remembers all the times she and her father would sing this song when she was a child.
Battlefield is a short spoken word film based on the Armor of God mentioned in Ephesians 6.
After an assault by a well-known Christian leader, Lizzie is spiraling. Will her darkest secrets continue to destroy her? Will she find the strength to heal?
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