Lucius Dennis

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About me

Lucius Dennis Jr. better known by his stage name Professor Ace The Mad Scientist, is an American songwriter, record producer, and recording artist from Marietta, GA. Ace has written material for various TV networks and films in the United States and internationally including works for Viacom, HBO, Speed Network, Magnolia Pictures and Universal Pictures. His most significant music for TV projects include "Unique Whips" for Speed Network, "Pimp My Ride" for MTV, and various musical documentaries for VH-1. His most notable film works include, the 2007 Comedy "Great World Of Sound" under Magnolia Pictures, the 2011 American Sci Fi film "Battle of Los Angeles" under Universal Pictures, and the 2013 UK film "C.O.O.L.I.O."

Professor Ace began his professional career at age 17 as a member of the Atlanta rap group "Major League" later breaking off and establishing his own group "The Wild Card Family" In 1998 he formed a music production company called "Enticement Productions Inc," and record label named "E.P.I. Records Inc." Professor Ace was the former apprentice of award winning recording engineer Harry O'Brien of "The Atlanta Recording Studio" in Kennesaw, GA.

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Highly skilled with Apple products, repairs, software, and operating systems.

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Job Titles	Music Production, Composer, Sound Designer, Sound Mixer / Recordist, Sound Operator / Engineer, Production Assistant (PA), Producer
Years in industry	6+ years
Musical Skills	Synthesiser
Musical Style	Beat, Breakbeat, Bubblegum pop, Classical, Club music, Dance music, Drum & Bass, Electronica, Experimental, Gospel, Hip hop, Pop, R n B, Rap, Techno, Trip-hop, World