Editing Deep Forest (section)

==Music for films==
In 1994, Deep Forest appeared on the soundtrack for [[Robert Altman]]'s ''[[Ready to Wear|Prêt-à-Porter]]'' with the song "Martha".

Deep Forest was hired to provide a full original score for the 1995 movie ''[[Strange Days (film)|Strange Days]]''<ref>{{cite web|url=https://my-blog-of-interviews.webnode.com/|title=My-blog-of-interviews : ALLAN K. ROSEN|website=My-blog-of-interviews.webnode.com|access-date=14 October 2019}}</ref> and their credit appears on early advertising for the film. In the end, the score was instead composed by [[Graeme Revell]]. One cue from Deep Forest's original music remains in the film, titled "Coral Lounge". Deep Forest also teamed with [[Peter Gabriel]] to write an original song, "[[While the Earth Sleeps]]", for the film's end credits. In addition, two tracks from Deep Forest's album "Boheme" were featured in the film - "Anasthasia" and "Bohemian Ballet. The two new Deep Forest tracks, "Coral Lounge" and "While the Earth Sleeps", were included on the film's soundtrack album. The version of "While the Earth Sleeps" on the album is an edited version. The complete film version was released by Columbia as a CD single in Austria and Japan.

One of Deep Forest's songs, "Night Bird", was used in the 1996 film version of ''[[The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996 film)|The Island of Dr. Moreau]]''.

In December 2000, Deep Forest composed a soundtrack for the French film ''Le Prince du Pacifique''. The album, entitled ''Pacifique'', is a return to a more ambient and melancholy sound, with piano themes riding above moody synth textures, Pacific Island chants, scratchy synth-leads and electronic drumming.

In 2004 the duo composed a soundtrack for the Japanese film ''Kusa No Ran''. A remix of "Sweet Lullaby" was also used for [[Matt Harding]]'s viral hit "Where the Hell is Matt?"