"Tamara's James Bond-like, John Barryesque Ipcress File theme for my film
The 2.40 To London perfectly captured the 1960s thriller soundtrack I
was striving to create for the movie. She was also easily able to compose
music to spec for other scenes in the film that required a different feel to
them. She is an outstanding film soundtrack composer."
Gavin Irvine - Director of the film “The 2.40 To London”
"Tamara composed the mesmeric score to our 2024 Edinburgh comedy show
Beryl and Clive; Sing or Die. She was incredible; so inventive at writing
the different styles required for the piece and so easy to work with.
She composed a fusion of references to Nursery Rhymes and musical nods to
the Bossanova genre in order to create the childlike; womb-like sonic landscape
we needed for the show. She is a dream to work with."
Amy Gibbons - Writer and Performer of “Beryl And Clive: Sing or Die”
"My film was almost a silent movie and used visually punchy fantasy
sequences to convey to the audience what was going on in the characters
minds. Tamara's superb music was an integral part of the story
telling, becoming another character in the film and resulting in
the perfect marriage of sound and image."
Laura Luchetti - Director of Film 'Indian Dream'
"Tamara's eclectic choral compositions bought a new dimension to the
play and gave it a haunting and other-worldly flavour."
Lisa Gosbee - Director of play 'Choepori' from Orestes Trilogy
"Tamara's wondrous score to my play “Just Call Me Al” took it to a very intense
emotive and spiritual level. The mesmeric music perfectly captured the wistful
longing for the healthier former self and the painful letting go of all that
once was. This was a perfect fusion of themes and their sonic counterparts."
Lisa Pancucci - Theatre Director