Film and Television
- 1971 Private Road — co-wrote original score with Michael Feast and George Fenton.
- 1972 Weir of Hermiston BBC Scotland.
- 1982 Fourscore — music for the launch of Channel 4, used for over ten years but no longer featured on the channel.
- 1983 Daybreak — start up music for TV-am in its early years, also used as the theme to the hour-long early morning news programme of the same name (also on TV-am), initially presented by Robert Kee;
- 1987 Withnail and I, original score;
- 1989 Get Ready — for the rebranding of ITV by English Markell Pockett (and later used in the idents for Border Television in the mid-1990s, it was also used for Tyne Tees Television's non ITV generic idents from 1991–1992);
- c. 1993 Television commercials for the Kraft General Foods, Inc. product, "Country Time Lemonade Drink Mix" featured a Dundas composition called "I Keep Your Picture" as background music.
- 1998 — another ITV rebranding, under the title "Television from the Heart", for FutureBrand English & Pockett.
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