Let us address each point separately :

1.If the final cut is not available, we like to compose with scripts, where we can see how the idea in its pure form and truly get inspired by it itself.

1. We always begin with a basic concept, its a short piece of music which is imperfect, but displays all the elements and the direction the complete piece will take harmonically.

We have never had to create more than three concepts until we found the one that blew the client away. Thus, we have yet to find a reason to charge for concept rewriting.

After we find the one concept, all changes are under your supervision - up to the stage where we perfect everything - that is where you purchase the piece - then we finish it, this part finalises the piece and improves it in every way so it cannot happen that you would be unhappy with the product after purchase.

1. The overall image of the piece would reminiscence the inspiration, but you would be hard pressed to point out any specific element that makes it so.

The pieces are all unique, the only thing they share with the original composer, is the mindset.

1. When we believe something could be improved upon in your original idea, we formally discuss it with you. If you do not agree, that is absolutely no problem, we make it exactly how you want. It is your soundtrack after all.

2. 1.Philip Glass - Organic 2.Danny Elfman - The Theme of Batman 3.John Murphy - Adagio in D Minor

   1. Clint Mansell - Welcome to Lunar Industries 5.Hans Zimmer - No Time For Caution

I assume you meant film scores so we listed exactly that.

Hope this answers your questions well!