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Shepherd original soundtrack album
No full textMusic composed for the motion picture - SHEPHERD
"In a harsh futuristic reality, Eden, a young teenage girl sets out on a lone journey to test if her memories and dreams can be trusted."
A film by Julia Reynolds
shepherdfilm.nz
credits
released March 18, 2018
Original Music by:
Jeremy Mayall
Musicians:
Violins: Mark Bennett and Rachel Twyman
Viola: Chris Nation
Cello: Yotam Levy
String section recorded at Wintec Recording Studios by:
Jason Long, Samuel Moxham and Jeremy Mayall
All other instruments performed and recorded by:
Jeremy Mayall at Hermits Cave Studios
Orchestrations by:
Jeremy Mayall
Music Editor and Mixer:
Jeremy Mayall
Music produced by:
Jeremy Mayal
Leftovers
No full textA short film.
‘Leftovers’ was created as part of ‘Super-Taster’, an interdisciplinary multi-media project developed by the University of Otago Research Grant-funded Performance Research Laboratory. The work was presented at the ‘Super-Taster: Verbatim Theatre and Food’ workshop showing at Allen Hall Theatre, University of Otago, in March 2018.
The presentation was comprised of seven pieces derived from verbatim theatre research from Professor Stuart Young and Associate Professor Hilary Halba, and featured, in various combinations, elements of music, film, and dance.
The video work ‘Leftovers’ was created by Dan Inglis with music by Jeremy Mayall, and features Karen Elliot, Hilary Halba, Huberta Hellendoorn, Sofia Kalogeropoulou, Simon O’Connor, and Stuart Young.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq_riP0Yz8
Le son de la cuisine
No full textA short piece for cello, soundscape and video.
Taking elements from documentary source material exploring the relationships between food, emotion and memory this piece abstracts ideas from the source material and recontextualises them within the framework of a lyrical cello composition.
World premiere performed by Heleen du Plessi
Amazing universe: 2018 screenings
No full textPerformance/Playback/Screening of composition.
1 or 2 shows per day. 7 days a week.
Musical Composition for the full-dome planetarium show at the Otago Museum.
Narrated by Mark Hadlow, this show takes visitors on a journey from Hooper's Inlet on the Otago Peninsula to the edges of the universe.
Explore some of the wonders humans have discovered far beyond the reaches of our own eyes.
http://otagomuseum.nz/whats-on/do/tuhura/planetarium/show/amazing-universe-
Artful Dodgers (11 songs)
No full textApocalypse Lounge presents Artful Dodgers – a cheeky twist on the classic Charles Dickens novel.
After a chance meeting with the mercurial Artemis Dawkins, Olivia Twist finds herself taken in by a lively burlesque theatre, The Artful Dodgers. But firebrand preacher Reverend Sykes in on a moral crusade to stamp out indecent entertainment with Olivia’s new home being his next target.
The original musical puts a spin on the well-known plot and characters with some sassy song and dance along the way. With script by Ross MacLeod and music by Jeremy Mayall and Nick Braae, Artful Dodgers will leave you asking, “Please Sir, may I have some more?”
Musically the work is exploring ideas of pastiche and parody within a musical theatre context - drawing upon traditional forms and ideas and reworking them within a new framework.
This project involved the composition and recording of 11 original songs
New beginning
No full textA composition for piano, taonga puoro and soundscape.
Created for a performance blessing the new Creative Waikato space.
'New Beginning' was premiered as part of the final 'Piano and Eggs' concert, which marked a move for the local arts advocacy group Creative Waikato.
The composition created by Jeremy Mayall and Horomona Horo utilised the sounds of the piano and various taonga puoro combined with recordings of rain, dawn chorus, water, and synthesisers - all designed to create a gentle soundscape to breath new life into a new environment
Structural and rhetorical closure in popular music: or, how do songs end?
Get PDFPaper presented at the Royal Musicological Association Annual Conference, University of Bristol, 13-15 September 2018.
This paper theorises the nature of closure (how songs end) in popular music, utilising a range of examples from the 1970s progressive and class rock repertoire. It builds on the work of analytical musicologists from the classical tradition to develop a methodology that is applicable in a popular context
Effect of cloud accounting on an accounting firm’s costs
Get PDFThe accounting profession experienced a significant revolution when paper-based practices, such as manual bookkeeping of ledgers and trial balances, shifted to the use of specialised accounting software. However, most of the accounting software used by accounting firms were standalone packages that were not supported by the Web; therefore the demand from accounting firms for an integrated software that could act more like an overall business management system which could cater for various financial activities such as accounts, tax, payroll, administrative tasks and point of sales systems emerged. The demand for having a single integrated platform for all accounting services with greater accessibility to real time information gave rise to cloud based accounting software applications. The accelerating speed at which accounting firms are adopting cloud accounting software leads us to the primary research question of understanding the effects the introduction of cloud accounting software has on the operational cost of accounting firms. This study also aims to investigate the factors that motivate small accounting firms to embrace cloud technology. The primary method for data collection was through the distribution of questionnaires to 6 Small Accounting firms in Hamilton who have adopted the use of cloud accounting software. The researcher was able to gather some interesting findings from this study, in terms of understanding the effect of staff training and information technology costs that Accounting firms are faced with through the implementation of cloud accounting software. The majority of firms in this study agreed that they have experienced an overall increase in their operational costs, but believe that there has been an increase in their general organisational efficiency
Keeping profits in New Zealand
Get PDFThe tourism industry is the second biggest for New Zealand and is expected to regain the top spot if current, exponential growth continues. Online travel agencies (OTAs) such as those owned by Expedia Inc. and Booking Holdings Inc. facilitate this boom by encouraging travellers to visit beautiful locations, but are taking huge chunks of this income away from the local Gross-Domestic Product (GDP) in the commission they charge on every night of accommodation booked. One of the largest consumers of New Zealand’s tourism industry is Chinese nationals. This study looks at feasibility of a small player developing an app in a market full of large corporates that are dominating the playing field. The primary research used mixed methods and sought to reach 120 questionnaire respondents and 10 interview participants which uncovered thoughts on stakeholders on either side of the discussion, the China-based potential customers and the New Zealand-based accommodation providers. Preliminary results indicate that Chinese nationals are often likely to conduct thorough research when making decisions about international travel and a large portion are enthused about the prospect of regular international travel. Accommodation providers in New Zealand are rarely hesitant to support a local OTA as they are often frustrated with the poor service received from the large corporates. Developing an app that is based in China and attempts to market the New Zealand tourism industry will be a difficult proposition but is plausible with the implementation of a marketing plan that is strategically thought out
Analyse the wine market at Budget Liquor 2009 Limited to develop customer segmentation profiles
Get PDFThe aim of the research is to analyse the wine market at Budget Liquor 2009 Limited to develop customer segmentation profiles, as the organisation wants to grow its wine market. It is a limited company, which is a SME. It is an off-license retail liquor business which offers alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to customers above the legal age of 18 and follows the rules and regulations of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
In this research, a SWOT Analysis of Budget Liquor 2009 Limited is done to identify the business strategies and challenges faced by it, internally and externally. As the alcohol business is a vast growing one, it has extended from liquor stores to pubs and super markets (Direct and Indirect competitors). In this research the literature review is done on various categories, such as small business in New Zealand, importance of a business plan, market segmentation, alcohol and wine industry. This research was conducted using mixed methods (qualitative and quantitative). Qualitative method involved a semi structured face to face interview of 30 to 40 minutes with the store owner and the store manager. Quantitative method involved a customer survey, conducted on a sample of 30 customers by placing the questionnaire in the form of a hard copy. The data obtained from these methods is helpful for the strategies to be followed in increasing the wine market.
The findings from the customer survey and interviews about the wine market were helpful in analysing the problems related to product ranges, staff knowledge, and competitors. By analysing the problems there are certain recommendations given to the organisation to improve its wine market. Therefore, these recommendations must be implemented by the organisation immediately to increase its wine market