Ten years have passed since the Empire won the battle of Keyes. Admiral Zail has declared himself Emperor and Lord Sorran, tormented by obscure visions, has retired in his fortress-ship, waiting for a mysterious event.

It’s a great pleasure for us to introduce you to Alexander Cimini, the music composer who will create the soundtrack of Dark Resurrection Vol. 2. After his excellent work for the short movie “Closer”, the director Angelo Licata has decided to entrust this arduous task to Alexander. He has accepted with enthusiasm and as he is a great lover of Star Wars, he’s eager to add even more excitement to the images he will have to work on.

Here below is the link to listen some of the songs he has created for “CLOSER”

Here below you can also find an extract from his biography:

"Alexander Cimini was born in Bielefeld, Germany, on July 11^th, 1975. Since his early childhood he has always been studying the piano, by winning numerous awards on many piano competitions. For a few years he attended the conservatory Gioacchino Rossini in Pesaro. After that, he continued his studies privately both with the pianist Maestro Franco Scala and subsequently with Maestro Denis Zardi. Since he was a child he has always been fond either of cinema and of music for films. He started cultivating this interest with a strong self-dedication when he was only fifteen years old. As a director he made several independent feature films, including the movie MARCO (RIFF Award 2011), for which he even created the original soundtrack. Moreover, he created the soundtrack for some of the films by Domiziano Cristopharo, such as: "Red Krokodil", "Shock - My Abstraction Of Death”, as well as the symphonic song "Passion and Love ?" for the film " Hyde 's Secret Nightmare", and for the movie " Bellerofonte". In 2012, together with his friend Giuseppe Zanca, he created the music for the play "Regalo a sorpresa". In 2012, Cimini met Angelo Licata, who commissioned him the soundtrack for the science fiction movie "Closer", which is currently streaming on YouTube. 

We are pleased to announce that the success of Volume 0 continues. The views aren't showing any signs of decline and are holding steady at about 4000 a day. Just yesterday DR Vol.0 reached a million and half views. We would like to thank everyone who made it possible. It's been hard work, lasting even many years for some of us, but it's surely been worth it!

May The FORCE Be With Us

1- How did you join the team of DR?

It all started in the "late" 2006, when a brave budding filmmaker, whose name was Angelo Licata, sent me an e-mail asking for the creation of an organic creature for Dark Resurrection Vol 1. At that time, I had just started getting into the magical 3D world and Angelo was very impressed by my first animation of a Digital Troll walking down a street. From that moment on, it started a brand- new cooperation between us. Unfortunately for a few years it stopped. However, I definitely managed to make up for it when in September 2010 I asked Angelo to help him for Vol. 0.

2- Can you tell us your role within the production?

I deal with everything related to the 3D world, under every point of view: from modelling to animating, texturing and rigging. I created many of the scenes you will watch in the film, some of them are 100% digital, like for instance those huge fantastic settings among which one of my greatest efforts, a huge portal. In this regard, special thanks go to the other 3D artists who have provided me with some models, to the Matte Painters, a huge source of inspiration as well as to the model creators, who realized magnificent base models, helping me get better textures. Without their cooperation my work would have been much harder.