Slash, Former Legendary Guns N' Roses Guitar Player, to Compose Score for Mexican Film

Slash, Former Legendary Guns N' Roses Guitar Player, to Compose Score for Mexican Film

Written and directed by Olallo Rubio, the film takes place in Las Vegas and boasts international talent

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Slash, the former guitarist for Guns n' Roses and the current guitarist for Velvet Revolver, will compose the score for the Mexican film, This is not a movie, the second production written and directed by Olallo Rubio.

An English-language film, it was 100% independently financed with Mexican funds. After having filmed several scenes in Estudios Churubusco, Mexico City, production recently moved to Las Vegas.

"It's very cutting-edge, very artistic, and a little bit trippy," said Slash when discussing the film with the English-language magazine Mojo. "It's dark, and jagged and a bit surreal, in and out of reality, you know?"

The writer and director, Olallo Rubio, also commented on the film, "The idea was to create a very eclectic psychedelic score with sounds generated by acoustic and electric guitars. I was looking for a guitarist with the ability to create very emotional music, but at the same time, the freedom to use any type of effects to explore different sounds. Slash was interested in the project, and so far he has composed the music for six segments, we're very excited with his work."

   For special downloads, please visit: www.thisisnotamovie.com/press.    About Slash  

Slash was born on July 23rd, 1965. At age 11 his family moved to Los Angeles, California where he met Axl Rose, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler, and Izzy Stradlin, the musicians with whom he formed Guns N' Roses, one of the most popular bands in the history of rock music. He has worked with Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz, Kiss, and many other artists. Currently, he's the star in Guitar Hero III, one of the most popular videogames in the world. He plays in the multiplatinum band Velvet Revolver and his auto-biography is a New York Times best seller.

About Olallo Rubio

Beginning his career in radio, Olallo hosted a show for Radioactivo 98.5 that generated high ratings with young listeners in Mexico. He later became creative director and then general director of the radio station. His work can be found throughout the Internet in podcasts and on iTunes. His first long length feature film, So, what's your price? (Y tu, cuanto cuestas?) was a top-grossing documentary during the summer of 2007, and the DVD topped sales nation wide.

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