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Raymond Jones film work and production reel
Raymond Jones film work: the former production-reel page, its RealPlayer and QuickTime formats, and documented associations with five Spike Lee films.
Reel page captured April 2001; expanded biography in 2011 memorial · Screen-work reference
Independently compiled by the current site operator on 28 September 2026 from the earlier music website. This is not a republication of the original text or an endorsement of today’s product by the artists or their estates.
A production reel, not a film rental catalog
The original films.htm described a reel combining film-credit listings with music. It offered RealPlayer and QuickTime versions. This address did not host a catalog of complete films. No working rights-holder copy of that reel was verified, so the old players are not recreated.
[1]Documented film associations
The later memorial biography lists five Spike Lee collaborations: School Daze, Do the Right Thing, Mo’ Better Blues, Clockers and Get on the Bus. It also mentions The Little Drummer Girl and Splash. These sources establish project associations; they do not establish that Jones alone composed each complete film score.
[2]Screen-work document guide
The sources below separate film associations from a music-video production.
| Record | Documented connection | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Spike Lee collaborations | Five film titles listed in the expanded biography | [1][2][3] |
| The Little Drummer Girl / Splash | Early film work named in the biographies | [1][2][3] |
| Former production reel | Credits set to music; RealPlayer and QuickTime versions | [1][2][3] |
| Codajas | A separate music video filmed in Rio de Janeiro | [1][2][3] |
Sources & original documents
- Production reel page, 12 April 2001
Original page capture; the capture date is not necessarily its publication date.
- Raymond Jones memorial, CHICtribute
Memorial compiled around the July 2011 death notice and an expanded biography; the archive index dates its posting to 2012.
- News page, 20 February 2001
Original page capture; the capture date is not necessarily its publication date.