For over two decades, the nation's top advertising agencies, film companies, independent producers and Fortune 500 companies have called on the James Neel Music House to create a distinctive musical signature that will influence and impress local, national and global audiences.

From a commercial perspective, the James Neel Music House has worked with many of the country's top brand names. For the past two years, the client list includes work for a diverse collection of top brands. To name a few:

The Music House also scored commercials for the launch of Dr Pepper in Europe, Asia and South America.

For television and home video, Neel scored the 5-hour Vatican II documentary that was broadcast in the United States and Europe in 1998. He also scored the international award-winning PBS documentary Broken Rhymes narrated by Richard Burton. For film, Neel recently completed underscoring work for One Mind Productions' independent work, Late Bloomers, and the short films, The Break, and Headless At The Fair.

From a corporate standpoint, Neel has been selected as a creative partner in the development of new media for various Fortune 500 companies:

• Scored the history-making interactive presentation for Verizon at the Global Telecommunications Conference held in Geneva.

• EDS returned for its fourth corporate image piece (the Music House scored the presentation that announced the acquisition of EDS by General Motors).

• IBM selected Neel for the music/sound design aspect of the CD-ROM tutorial for the release of its OS/2 workgroup software.

• Scored the high definition documentary film Fair Park: Icon of Optimism, exploring the largest collection of art deco architecture in the United States; made exclusively for the Texas State Fair (AC-3 Dolby Digital 5.1).

• Created the score for the nine-screen show at Verizon's new global marketing center, mixed in surround sound.

• Created the score for the communications giant, TeleCommunications Inc. (now AT&T) permanent HDTV installation at the Denver International Airport.