January 2012 - Laurent is set to score Gabriel's Gift, the next feature of Oscar Nominee Roland Joffé (The Mission - City of Joy).
October 27th - ''A Million Colours'' makes its US premiere as the Hollywood Black Film festival opener. Laurent recorded the Score with musicians of the Montreal Symphonic Orchestra.
September 2011 - Laurent records the soundtrack of Winnie in South Africa, with the Soweto Gospel Choir.
August 24th.
Laurent is recording with Jennifer Hudson and Diane Warren the closing song for Winnie. The song was written by Diane Warren, and Laurent did the arrangements and orchestrations (symphonic and choir).
August 2011
Laurent begins scoring ''Winnie'', starring Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson and Oscar nominee Terrance Howard, an anauthorized biography of Winnie Mandela.
February 2011
Laurent is scoring the feature ''Fear of Water'', a dramatic film produced by Go Films, and Directed by Gabriel Pelletier
December 2010
Laurent is scoring the feature ''A Million Colours'', a dramatic film based on a real story and shot entirely in South-Africa. In a Canadian co-production first, Laurent will record the score in Montreal, Canada with a symphonic orchestra comprised of top musicians from both the Montreal Symphonic Orchestra and the Metropolitain Orchestra of Montreal.
November 2010
Laurent is recording the score of the comedy ''French Immersion'', directed by by Kevin Tierney, Producer of Canadian blockbuster, Good Cop Bad Cop. Release date: Summer 2011.
June 2010
Laurent is scoring Thorne: Sleepyhead, and Thorne: Scaredy Cat, 2 new features directed by Emmy® award-winner Stephen Hopkins (24, Californication). Both films are adaptations of British author Mark Billingham's best-selling novels. The worldwide theatrical release of both films with ContentFilm will be preceded by UK TV premieres on Britain's Sky1 and Sky1-HD.
December 2009
Laurent is scoring orchestral music on the Forecast Pictures / Minds Eye Entertainment production Lullaby for Pi, a romantic drama which stars Forest Whitaker and Rupert Friend. The film was shot in Canada and marks a directorial debut for French screenwriter Benoît Philippon.
