Of Scully’s Search for the Truth. Scully’s evolving beliefs concerning the existence of extraterrestrial life, as well as her struggle to come to terms with Mulder’s unorthodox research and her own need for scientific proof. Events such as Mulder’s illness and abduction fuel her independent search for truth. Their investment in the X-Files leads them to become the very proof they sought. Not only are they investigators of the conspiracy and alien races, but become key players in a global–and universal–plot for the eventual reinhabitation of the earth. Read more about “Injection”

Monsters of the Week.

An evolution of faith and experience. As Scully’s faith evolves when she is confronted with her UFO experiences, it is not a coincidence that Mulder’s beliefs also evolve, as he comes to believe in the existence of God as alien.

A comedy of falls and aliens.

A Mulder-centric video. I wanted to use the music to direct me to focus on Mulder’s emotional trials in seasons 3-4. Specifically, I was interested in his emotional investment in both mytharc and MOTW cases. Mytharc episodes such as NISEI/731 and TUNGUSKA/TERMA were used to compare and contrast with Mulder’s emotional highs and lows in MOTW episodes such as PAPER HEARTS, THE FIELD WHERE I DIED, and UNRUHE. Read more…

An Action Video. Evoking moments of classic action movies: explosions, running, gunfire, and violence, interspersed with looks of fear, wonder, and apprehension in order to give an emotional dimension.

An action-packed trailer.

A Mulder-Scully character study. This video explores the tension and devotion expressed during times of need. For example, included are clips from DEMONS where Scully rescues Mulder from the brink of falling victim to his past and his intense search for his memory. Scully’s support of Mulder’s quest to uncover personal truths about his past is exhibited early on in CONDUIT. Read More…

Reflecting upon Seasons 1-4. The mysteries, hardships, and tensions of season 1-4 are expressed using the music of “Nara.”