Merrill Jenson - Film Scores

Film Scores

  • The First Vision (1976)
  • John Baker's Last Race (1976)
  • The Great American Indian (1976)
  • The Mailbox (1977)
  • The Phone Call (1977)
  • The Great Brain (1978)
  • Three Warriors (1978)
  • Where Jesus Walked (1978)
  • The Emmett Smith Story (1979)
  • Take Down (1979)
  • Windwalker (1980)
  • Harry's War (1981)
  • The Red Fury (1984)
  • How Rare a Possession: The Book of Mormon (1987)
  • Alamo: The Price of Freedom (1988)
  • On Our Own (1988)
  • Nora's Christmas Gift (1989)
  • Legacy (1990)
  • Polynesian Odyssey (1991)
  • Second Chance (1996)
  • Trail of Hope: The Story of the Mormon Trail (1997)with Sam Cardon
  • The Witness (1997)
  • Alyson's Closet (1998)
  • The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd (2000)
  • American Prophet: The Story of Joseph Smith (2000) with Sam Cardon
  • Bug Off! (2001)
  • Water with Food Coloring (2001)
  • Horse Crazy (2001)
  • Out of Step (2002)
  • Sacred Stone: Temple on the Mississippi (2002) with Sam Cardon
  • Joseph Smith: Prophet of the Restoration (2005)
  • Praise to the Man (2005)
  • Emma Smith: My Story (2008)
  • Friends for Life (2008)
  • Demographic Winter (2008) with Arlen Card
  • Demographic Bomb (2009)
  • Horse Crazy 2:The Legend of Grizzly Mountain (2010)
  • The Lost Civilizations of North America (2010)
  • The_Boathouse_Detectives (2011)
  • Masque (2012)

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