Film Scores from Stanford Prison Experiment, Villains, Submarine + more

This listing features scores for numerous Film & TV projects including "Villians", "The Stanford Priston Experiment", "Submarine", "The Stuarts", "We Have Always Lived In The Cast", "Bill", "The Brass Teapot", and more. 

Over the past five years, the catalog has seen a series of growth and contraction. In the third year, there was a growth of 6%, with the earnings rising to $15,107; however, in the fourth and fifth years, the earnings reduced by 10% and 27%, which is not uncommon for this type of asset.

The average earnings of the catalog over the five-year period is $14,775.  

The catalog represents a high Dollar Age of 8.04 years, which implies that the songs in the catalog have been earning for a considerable duration and indicates a potential for long-term earning capability.

 

"The Stanford Prison Experiment" (2015) dramatizes the notorious 1971 study led by Dr. Philip Zimbardo, portrayed by Billy Crudup, where college students assigned roles of guards and prisoners quickly spiraled into abusive behaviors, leading to the experiment's termination after six days. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, winning numerous awards. The score is characterized by its minimalist and haunting style, blending orchestral and electronic elements to enhance the film's tense atmosphere, earning praise for its contribution to the film's intense and immersive experience. 

"Villains" (2019) is appreciated for its originality, engaging plot, and strong performances, particularly from its lead and supporting cast. It stands out as a darkly comedic take on the home invasion genre, with a twist that keeps viewers engaged and entertained. The score for "Villains" reflects the film's blend of dark comedy and horror and uses a combination of eerie, suspenseful music to heighten the tension and moments of quirky, offbeat melodies to complement the dark humor. This duality in the score helps to balance the film's tone, making the shifts between comedy and horror feel seamless.

"Submarine" is a 2010 British coming-of-age comedy-drama directed by Richard Ayoade, based on Joe Dunthorne's novel. Ayoade's directorial debut is noted for its quirky humor and distinct visual style, drawing comparisons to Wes Anderson. The score for "Submarine" adds an integral layer to the film's unique atmosphere. The compositions complement the film’s quirky and whimsical tone, enhancing its emotional depth and the overall narrative, and are characterized by its blend of classical and contemporary elements, using a variety of instruments to evoke the film's mood swings from comedic to poignant moments.

Distribution Schedule: PRS regularly distributes royalties four times per year: April, July, October, and December. PRS may pay "out of cycle" distributions at various times of the year. These dates are estimated. As the winning bidder, you'll be entitled to all scheduled and "out of cycle" distributions. 

Payments are represented by quarter in the financial bar charts of this listing based on the below dates.