Where technology meets the human work of creating, teaching, and caring.
Film scores, fiction, and software that listens — using machines to amplify people, not replace them.
PBS’s 400 Years of the Telescope – BTS at Abbey Road.
Right now: scoring a travel montage for a planetarium feature, building the Music Analyzer, and drafting the Sarah Benedict novel.
Latest Project
The Music Analyzer Project
A composer-built software project for making musical structure, orchestration, color, and attention easier to inspect. It sits alongside other technical tools in progress, including teaching and language-learning work.
Writing
Fiction and other writing
Sarah Benedict is one thread in a wider writing practice: fiction, voice, memory, and the odd weather of becoming visible to yourself.
Music
Film, concert, and immersive scores
Orchestral music for fulldome film, documentary, animation, concert work, and multi-sensory cinema — from Abbey Road sessions to the current King Tut commission.
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About
Mark Slater is an artist, a technologist, and — in its older sense — a philologist: someone in love with reason and the pursuit of knowledge. He works across music, education, and social care, building tools that amplify people rather than replace them.