MUSIC
PRODUCTION | COMPOSITION | ARRANGING
LIVE SHOW
THROUGH A DIFFERENT LENS
A live showcase of a selection of original compositions, collaborations and arrangements, featuring performances by the Panoramic String Quartet, Cassiopeia Winds, Brass Tactics, Seán Fee, Rowan Murphy and David Keenan. Part funded by Create Louth.
Running Time - 45mins
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Project Manager - Paul Gerard Campbell
Audio Mix - Marc Carolan
Mastering - Louie Teran
Cinematography - Sean McMahon
Video Edit - Paul Gerard Campbell
2025 Projects
FILM SCORING
In 2024, Paul joined the music team for the feature film Salvable, collaborating with composer David Keenan on the composition, arrangement, and production of the score. Salvable hit theatres in the U.S. on May 2nd 2025 via Lionsgate, and the films premiere was held in the Curzon Soho Cinema in London July 8th. The films soundtrack was released July 11th via UK label Silva Screen Records.
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“Blending songs and co-writes with his fellow Dundalk composer Paul Campbell (Requiem, Molly, Cogadh, Served, Heart to Heart, I Leave You Ethereal), the mood board is appropriately one of struggle and resignation. Is it one of the best singer-songwriter soundtracks since that by Alex Turner, of Arctic Monkeys, for the film Submarine? We reckon so.”
— Tony Clayton-Lea, The Irish Times ★★★★
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Salvable is an British boxing crime drama film directed by Björn Franklin and Johnny Marchetta, written by Franklin, and starring Shia LaBeouf, Toby Kebbell, Michael Socha and James Cosmo.
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PRODUCTION
PROJECTS
Before Me In A Dream (Short 2023)
Paul composed and arranged the score for Before Me In A Dream, a short film about Dorothy Macardle (1889-1958), a gothic novelist and historian who was imprisoned in Kilmainham Gaol during the Irish Civil War. The film is based on Macardle’s prison diaries and writings, and offers extraordinary insights into the evolving consciousness, dreams, and psychic experiences of an emerging writer of immense gifts, whose significance in the shaping of modern Ireland has only recently been acknowledged.
The piece premiered at this years Red Line Book Festival and featured in the Padraig Pearse Museum, Dublin. The short is currently on exhibition in Kilmainham Gaol Museum,