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Career[edit]
He produced and composed music for John Turturro's Cannes Caméra d'Or-winning film Mac and contributed additional music to Turturro's Illuminata and appears in the film as a gypsy guitarist. Termini also composed, performed and produced the music for the Zack Winestine film 'States of Control'. Termini composed and performed music for Television including the animated Kids are Punny which included "Camel Dances" featuring the voice of Madonna.[6]
Termini's published photographs include the band Carnivore's first album and several other iconic Carnivore photographs from that period.[7] Termini worked for NewLook magazine in the 1980s and several of his photographs featuring CBGB and various artists are presented there.
Termini composed, produced and performed the music for many of Roman Paska's productions including The End of the World,[8] Ghost Sonata, Moby Dick in Venice,[9] Yerma and Arden/Ardennes (As You Like It).
Termini taught audio and recording arts in New York City's Center for the Media Arts, and was teacher and chairman at the Institute of Audio Research and is the founder and former Director of Digital Media Arts (DMX) NYC.
In 2013 the short film THE DOOR, written and directed by Termini won the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival (AOBFF) Dark Side Award.
Termini continues to compose and perform today.
Reviews
The Killing$ of Tony Blair (2016)
A great and brave work.
Simply put, brilliant. A much needed and well developed resource that gets the facts right while telling these facts in a compelling and inspiring way. I highly recommend it. This film should be a 'must see' in every High School in America and Britain at the very least. Bravo. George Galloway has done a tremendous job of putting the facts out there and making these facts clear. This must not have been an easy piece to create as there is much hostility directed towards people with the POV of wanting to know the truth about a thing rather than those who prefer to remain asleep to these realities. A film of this sort on the Bush family should be made with the detail to attention as this is on Blair. After all it is Bush and the NeoCon movement that are the senior partners in much if not all of this. Great job George.
Sheriff Who (1967)
Funny show.
I was 11 years old when I saw this show and I remember that it was very funny. I could not wait to see the next episode with guest star Jerry Lewis! I would love to see that but we are all still waiting.
I thought is was a very good show. Dick Shawn was great. I would love to see this show again and see how my memory and the show hold up.
As I remember the show had a bit of a Mel Brooks feel about it. Since I was a kid at the time I could relate it to F Troop and Get Smart in terms of the kind of humor presented.
The lines I still remember as the last lines of the episode goes something like this:
Town folk- Sheriff where are the bad guys?
Dick Shawn- I appliquéd them to the wall.
(Cut to the bad guys stuck up on the wall.)
The show ended with a preview of next weeks show and there was a clip with Jerry Lewis as the new Sheriff. Looked pretty funny to me. I think he pulls his gun from the holster and his pants or belt fall down. John Aston was great.
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