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the woman in the yard - tv60
studio: universal pictures
“Low Knock Sweep Harmonics” SFX from our Vexations Vol. I release—an eerie blend of bowed string textures, guttural resonance, and swelling harmonic overtones—was featured in the “How to Survive” TV campaign for The Woman in the Yard, a psychological thriller from Universal Pictures. Cut by the award-winning agency Buddha Jones, this spot leverages our signature string sound design to heighten tension and unease, reinforcing the film’s ominous atmosphere.
the lazarus project s2 - tv60
network: tnt
Tasked with reimagining Doris Day’s timeless classic “Que Sera, Sera” for a high-stakes sci-fi thriller, our team deconstructed the song’s familiar optimism, weaving it into a darker, more suspenseful soundscape that mirrors the show’s themes of fate, time loops, and moral ambiguity.
the lazarus project s2 - tv30
network: tnt
For our team’s second custom cinematic adaptation within this advertising campaign, we set out to transform Billie Holiday’s romantic jazz standard “As Time Goes By” into a haunting, tension-fueled soundscape that underscores the fragility of fate and the weight of repetition from the show’s narrative.
wipeout s2 - tv60
network: tbs
World Beyond Worlds was commissioned to craft a high-energy cinematic adaptation of Matthew Wilder’s “Break My Stride” for the TV60 trailer featured in the Season 2 advertising campaign of Wipeout on TBS. Capturing the show’s signature blend of over-the-top obstacles and larger-than-life wipeouts, we reimagined this ’80s anthem with a bold, action-packed twist.
american dad s19 - tv60
network: tbs
Currently in development, World Beyond Worlds has been commissioned to create a custom re-record adaptation of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start The Fire” for an upcoming American Dad advertising campaign on TBS. Known for its fast-paced absurdity and razor-sharp satire, American Dad provides the perfect backdrop for a playful, over-the-top reinvention of this rapid-fire classic.
