In addition to the classical trumpet repertoire Paul performs on soundtracks for films, commercials, radio broadcasts, television programs and other media outlets.

For most of his professional career Paul has been involved in media events such as soundtracks for film and television, commercials, radio broadcasts, interviews and as a panelist for television music programmes. He has worked with some of the greatest film composers including Michel Legrand, Henry Mancini, Jerry Goldsmith and John Williams and the film scores they have written represent some of the most influential scores to date.

Recent film soundtracks on which Paul has performed:

The Golden Compass
The Golden Compass is an exhilarating fantasy adventure set in an alternate world with powerful ties to our own starring Oscar winner Nicole Kidman (The Hours), newcomer Dakota Blue Richards, Sam Elliott (We Were Soldiers), Eva Green (Casino Royale), and Daniel Craig (Casino Royale). The film is based on Philip Pullman's best-selling and award-winning first novel in his Dark Materials trilogy, Northern Lights. The screenplay is by Academy Award nominee Chris Weitz (About A Boy), who also directs.		The Golden Compass is produced by Deborah Forte and Bill Carraro, with executive producers Bob Shaye and Michael Lynne. The distinguished cast also includes Academy Award nominee Tom Courtenay (The Dresser), Derek Jacobi (Gosford Park), Ben Walker (Sweeney Todd), Adam Godley (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), Simon McBurney (The Last King of Scotland), Nonso Anozie (Prime Suspect), Jim Carter (Shakespeare in Love), Clare Higgins (Stage Beauty), Jack Shepherd (Charlotte Gray), Magda Szubanski (Happy Feet) and Ian McShane ( Deadwood).
1408
Director: Mikael Hafstrom Credited Cast: John Cusack, Mike Enslin, Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Anthony, Christopher Carey, Mary McCormack Music: Gabriel Yared Adapted from the short story by Stephen King, a renowned horror novelist Mike Enslin (John Cusack) believes only in what he can see with his own two eyes. But after a string of bestsellers discrediting paranormal events in the most infamous haunted houses and graveyards around the world, he has no real proof of life - or afterlife.		Enslin's phantom-free run of long and lonely nights, however, is about to change forever when he checks into suite 1408 of the notorious Dolphin Hotel for his latest project, "Ten Nights in Haunted Hotel Rooms." Defying the warnings of the hotel manager (Samuel L. Jackson), the author is the first person in years to stay in the reputedly haunted room. Another bestseller may be imminent, but first he must go from skeptic to true believer - and ultimately survive the night.
Mr Beans Holiday
Rowan Atkinson once again steps into the disaster-prone shoes of Mr. Bean. Director: Steve Bendelack Screenplay: Robin Driscoll and Hamish McColl based on a story by Simon McBurney Producers: Peter Bennett-Jones, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. Music: Howard Goodall		Mr Bean is heading to the South of France for a simple holiday in the sun. His voyage from London to the Riviera soon transcends into one of mischief and mayhem as he inadvertently creates havoc wherever he goes culminating in an unscheduled and riotous screening of his own video diary at the Cannes Film Festival.
Sweeney Todd
Directer:Tim Burton Score: Stephen Sondheim recorded at Air Lyndhurst Studios, London Credited cast: Johnny Depp: Sweeney Todd - Helena Bonham Carter: Mrs. Lovett - Alan Rickman: Judge Turpin - Sacha Baron Cohen: Signor Adolfo Pirelli		Plot Outline: Based on the hit Broadway musical which tells the infamous story of Benjamin Barker, a.k.a Sweeney Todd, who sets up a barber shop down in London which is the basis for a sinister partnership with his fellow tenant, Mrs. Lovett. This is the sixth Burton/Depp collaboration, following: Edward Scissorhands (1990), Ed Wood (1994), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) & Corpse Bride (2005).
Shrek the Third
Producer: Raman Hui Director: John H. Williams Score: Harry Gregson-Williams recorded at EMI Road Studios, London The cast: Julie Andrews:Queen Lillian - Cameron Diaz:Princess Fiona - John Krasinski:Sir Lancelot - Mike Myers:Shrek - Maya Rudolph:Rapunzel - Antonio Banderas:Puss In Boots - Rupert Everett:Prince Charming -		Ian McShane:Captain Hook - Cheri Oteri:Sleeping Beauty - Amy Sedaris:Cinderella - John Cleese:King Harold - Eric Idle:Merlin -Eddie Murphy:Donkey - Amy Poehler:Snow White - Justin Timberlake:Artie Shrek, Donkey, Puss In Boots and Fiona are back for another fun-and-pun-filled adventure, and this time they're joined by Captain Hook, Sir Lancelot and ... Justin Timberlake as King Arthur.
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Tilda Swinton ... White Witch Liam Neeson ... Aslan Ben Barnes ... Prince Caspian Eddie Izzard ... Reepicheep Warwick Davis ... Nikabrik Peter Dinklage ... Trumpkin William Moseley ... Peter Pevensie Georgie Henley ... Lucy Pevensie Anna Popplewell ... Susan Pevensie Skandar Keynes ... Edmund Pevensie Shane Rangi ... Asterius Sergio Castellitto ... King Miraz Pierfrancesco Favino ... Lord Glozelle Cornell John ... Glenstorm Music composed by Harry Gregson-Williams and recorded at EMI Studio 1, Abbey Road, London. Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy are transposed from a country railway station to an island in Narnia when young Prince Caspian X - who is heir to the throne at Cair Paravel, and is in danger in a battle against the Telmarine seige of Narnia - has blown Queen Susan's magic horn. King Miraz (Caspian's Uncle), a tyrant who murdered Caspian's father (Caspian IX), has claimed the throne. After Miraz's wife Queen Prunaprismia gave birth to a son, Miraz planned to kill off Caspian X. However, young Prince Caspian managed to escape into Old Narnia and unite with "the creatures that lived in hiding." With the help of Glenstorm the Centaur, Trufflehunter (a loyal badger), Trumpkin (a skeptical but dedicated dwarf), Reepicheep (a valiant mouse) and scores of other species of friendly Narnian animals, Caspian forms an army to meet Miraz's countless, mighty human warriors. In an early battle, the Narnians make strategic mistakes, many animals die, and they are forced to retreat. Trumpkin intercepts the Pevensies shortly after their arrival at the ruins of Cair Paravel (once a peninsula - now the island they were summoned to when Caspian sounded Queen Susan's horn). As they travel toward Aslan's How (the location of the destroyed Stone Table - now an underground fortress, and the loyal Narnians' defense), the war between good and evil escalates. A rebel Narnian dwarf harbors enemies, Aslan appears to Lucy, and the Pevensies finally unite with Caspian. High King Peter drafts a challenge, which King Edmund presents to the Lords Glozelle and Sopespian. Angered by his counsel's subtle (but intentional) doubt of his bravery, King Miraz insists on accepting the challenge. With both armies surrounding them on the Beruna landscape, Miraz and Peter draw swords and duel fiercely.		In a moment of the fight, Miraz is knocked to the ground. Astoundingly, his own lords stab him in the back and then shout out that Peter has killed him egregiously. All at once an immense battle amasses - the Second Battle of Beruna - as the Telmarines and the Narnians fight for autonomy of the land... In the culmination of the battle, Aslan renews the land. He calls forth the dryads (tree spirits) to dance again; he awakens the river god, who then destroys a massive man-made wooden bridge over the Fjords of Beruna; and he beckons Bacchus and Silenus, and their merry maidens, who run throughout the landscape as far as the town of Beaversdam celebrating. In Prince Caspian, humans had come to constitute a large portion of the population in Narnia. But in the Golden Age of Narnia, when the Pevensies fulfilled a prophecy by taking throne, they were the only humans in Narnia. Aslan tells Caspian how his ancestors came into Narnia. He reveals that they actually originated from the same Earth as the Pevensies. Years ago, pirates in the "South Sea" (of our world) came upon an island, and, after entering a cave, fell (through a chasm) into Telmar. Telmar is the country to the West of Narnia. After many years in Narnian time, the Telmarines, who suffered famine and internal conflict, invaded and seiged Narnia. During this time, the animals of Narnia fled into hiding, as the human Telmarines came to dominate the land. Prince Caspian was the tenth in a line of kings by that name. There appear to be some considerable differences in the motion picture in order to complement the story on-screen. The opening scenes portray the birth of Prince Caspian's cousin followed by a narrow escape in a spectacular chase scene. It is while running away, as opposed to within Aslan's How, that Caspian sounds Queen Susan's horn. The Pevensies are summoned not from a country station, but an underground London railway station. Lewis placed Caspian's character as an adolescent, whereas the actor portraying him, Ben Barnes, is in his mid-twenties. There is a scene in the book in which a hag suggests calling upon the spirit of the White Witch to assist Prince Caspian in a time of desperation. Although this "ritual" is never performed in the book, it is begun in the movie and visually manifested until interrupted by one of Caspian's allies. A night raid on Miraz's castle has been added to the plot as a surprise attack. There are a few additional characters such as Lord Scythley and Lord Donnovan, who, while not a part of the original story, will probably have roles similar to those of the Lords Glozelle and Sopespian. "Prince Caspian" is a story of deliverance and restoration with some intriguing aspects of Narnian history, culture, and mythology.
Fools Gold
Kate Hudson ... Tess Finnegan Matthew McConaughey ... Ben 'Finn' Finnegan Donald Sutherland ... Nigel Ewen Bremner ... Alfonz Roger Sciberras ... Andras Brian Hooks ... Curtis Malcolm-Jamal Warner ... Cordell Ray Winstone ... Moe Fitch Alexis Dziena ... Gemma Fools Gold stars Matthew McConaughey as Ben Finn Finnegan, a good-natured, surf bum-turned-treasure hunter who is obsessed with finding the legendary 18th century Queens Dowry -- 40 chests of exotic treasure that was lost at sea in 1715.		In his quest, Finn has sunk everything he has, including his marriage to Tess Finnegan (Kate Hudson) and his more-rusty-than-trusty salvage boat, Booty Calls. Just as Tess has begun to rebuild her life, working aboard a mega-yacht owned by billionaire Nigel Honeycutt (Donald Sutherland), Finn discovers a vital clue to the treasures whereabouts. Certain that his luck will change with the newfound information, Finn maneuvers himself aboard Nigels yacht and, using his good-natured charm, convinces the tycoon and his Blackberry-wielding, celebutante daughter, Gemma (Alexis Dziena), to join him in the pursuit of the Spanish treasure. Against Tess better judgment, the search rekindles her loveof discovery. But they are not the only ones after the treasure. Finns mentor-turned-nemesis Moe Fitch (Ray Winstone) has also set out to claim the prize.
John Adams
Starring Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney, executive produced by Playtone's Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman, and directed by Emmy®-winner Tom Hooper, JOHN ADAMS is a seven-part epic miniseries event that explores American history through the eyes of one of its greatest founding fathers, John Adams (Giamatti), a fiercely independent spirit whose unwavering vision steered America through a tumultuous period. JOHN ADAMS taps into the uncertainty and intensity surrounding the birth of the American republic and its first 50 years.		With the fervent support of his wife Abigail (Linney), and through a lifelong political rivalry and friendship with Thomas Jefferson (Stephen Dillane), Adams rose to be the leader of the American independence movement, the nation's first ambassador to Holland and England, the first American Vice President, the second American President, and father of the sixth American President. Drawn from an extensive collection of letters, diaries and family papers, David McCullough's biography of John Adams was a New York Times best seller, and proclaimed by Time magazine as a "masterwork of storytelling...a rollicking ensemble drama featuring a collection of giants." The New Yorker hailed it as a "stirring history. [McCullough's] vivid storytelling will surely persuade a generation to look again at this obstinate, brave, and most deeply philosophical of American patriarchs."
Bee Movie
Cast includes: Jerry Seinfeld ... Barry B. Benson Renée Zellweger ... Vanessa Bloome Matthew Broderick ... Adam Flayman Patrick Warburton ... Ken John Goodman ... Layton T. Montgomery Chris Rock ... Mooseblood Kathy Bates ... Janet Benson Barry Levinson ... Martin Benson Larry King ... Bee Larry King Ray Liotta ... Ray Liotta Sting ... Sting		Oprah Winfrey ... Judge Bumbleton Larry Miller ... Buzzwell Megan Mullally ... Trudy Rip Torn ... Lou Lo Duca Michael Richards ... Bud Ditchwater Barry B. Benson is a bee who just graduated from college and is disillusioned with his lone career choice: making honey. Barry discovers humans have been stealing and eating the honey and subsequently decides to file a class action lawsuit against humans. The score was composed by Ryeland Allison, Lorne Balfe and Halli Cauthery and recorded at Air Lyndhurst Studios, London
The Edge of Love
The Edge of Love is a John Maybury film which will star Keira Knightley, Cillian Murphy, Sienna Miller, Matthew Rhys and Lisa Stansfield from a script by Sharman Macdonald, Knightley's mother. Originally titled The Best Time of Our Lives, the story concerns the famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas (played by Rhys), his wife Caitlin MacNamara (played by Miller) and their married friends, the Killicks (played by Knightley and Murphy). Filming began in May 2007, and the film is expected to be in theaters in 2008.		Principal Cast and Characters Keira Knightley: Vera Phillips Cillian Murphy: William Killick Sienna Miller: Caitlin MacNamara Matthew Rhys: Dylan Thomas Lisa Stansfield: Ruth Williams Graham McPherson: Al Bowlly Camilla Rutherford Nicolette Alastair Mackenzie: Anthony Devas Richard Dillane: Lt Col David Talbot Rice Huw Ceredig: John Patrick Simon Armstrong: Wilfred Hosgood Rachel Essex: Mel Nick Stringer: PC Williams