Editing Christopher North (composer) (section)

===Film Scores===
* ''The Stranger I Love'' — A film by Theresa Godly with Christopher North as Executive Producer, Composer and Music Supervisor
* ''The Last Ride'' – A film by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
* ''Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes'' - A film by [[Sam Pollard (filmmaker)|Sam Pollard]] & [[Ben Shapiro (director)|Ben Shapiro]]
* ''The Dark Offerings'' — A film by Marcus Slabine and Elizabeth S. Piper
* ''Homebound'' — Directed by [[Usher Morgan]]
* ''Vial'' — A film by [[Sonja O'Hara]] and Micah Stuart 
* ''En Suite'' - Directed by [[Geoffrey Cantor (actor)|Geoffrey Cantor]]  
* ''Paint'' — Directed by [[Michael Walker (filmmaker)|Michael Walker]]
* ''Unpainted'' — A film by Todd Krueger
* ''The Last Call (2019)'' — A film by Marcus Slabine
*''Cracked Up: The [[Darrell Hammond]] Story'' – A film by Michelle Esrick, starring [[Darrell Hammond]] as himself in which Christopher North provided guitarviol bookend cues
*''Lp -'' A crime short by Alexander Etseyatse
*''Capturing the Flag'' – A film by Anne de Mare documenting vote registration
*''Otis -'' A TV Series by Alexander Etseyatse in which North composed music for the episode ''Six Months Earlier''
*''Stopwatch -''  A short drama film by Alexander Etseyatse
*''Cut Shoot Kill'' – A horror film by [[Michael Walker (filmmaker)|Michael Walker]] in which North composed much of his scores using the waterphone
*''Addict'' – A short film by Steve Curley with an ambient score
*''The Bell -'' A thriller short by Jeremy Merrifield
*''Two Trains Runnin''' – A Grammy nominated film (Best Original Music) directed by [[Sam Pollard (filmmaker)|Samuel D. Pollard]] and written by [[Benjamin Hedin]]. North attended the [[Newport Folk Festival]] where he performed themes from the film
*''Dark Passenger: Volume 1 -'' A horror film involving six stories that center around characters dealing with their personal demons
*''The Flip -'' A drama short by Chung Lam
*''The Break In -'' A horror short by Marcus Slabine
*''A New High''  – A documentary film about homelessness and drug addiction directed by Samuel Miron and Stephen Scott Scapulla
*''Missing People -'' A crime documentary by [[David Shapiro (filmmaker)|David Shapiro]]
*''[[All in Time (film)|All in Time]]'' – A drama film by Christopher Fetchko and Marina Donahue
*''Karl Manhair, Postal Inspector -'' A TV series in which North composed music for 6 episodes; ''Man Is a Bad Animal, The Dark Arts, Family Business, Sisyphus, Some Sort of Sex Thing, Be the Lion''
*''Think Ink'' – A short film directed by Wally Chung and story by Emily Hu which was awarded the Spirit of Slamdance at the [[Slamdance Film Festival]]
*''The Bear -'' A drama short by Rachael Sonnenberg
*''[[F(l)ag Football]]'' – A film by Seth Greenleaf starring [[Wade Davis (American football)|Wade Davis]], Jared Garduno, [[Brenton Metzler]], [[Cyd Zeigler]]<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/flag-football-1014747|title='F(l)ag Football': Film Review|last=Scheck|first=Frank|date=June 19, 2017|work=The Hollywood Reporter|access-date=June 5, 2018|language=en|author-link=Frank Scheck}}</ref>
*''Inseparable -'' A drama short by Eran Evron
*''Sky of the Damned'' – A TV series by Tasmin L. Silver in which North composed music for 5 episodes; ''Wake, Jillian, The FAE, Welcome to My City, Back to the Start''
*''Bird Song -'' A drama short by Rachael Sonnenberg and Max Stern
*''L'Absinthe -'' A drama/thriller by Olivier Bertin
*''Powerless -'' A documentary short by Adam Lawrence and Shayok Mukhopadhyay
*''Bible Quiz'' – A film by Nicole Teeny which opened at the 2013 [[Slamdance Film Festival]]. North's score features marimba, harpsichord, organ, guitar, percussion, glockenspiel, whistling, and various glass sounds
*''Four One Nine -''  A drama short by Alexander Etseyatse
*''Move'' – A documentary by Theodore Collatos
*''Goodbye Brooklyn -'' A drama short by Jon-Carlos Evans
*''Houston & 6th -'' A thriller short by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''Open Call -'' A comedy short by Geoff Lerer
*''The 5Boroughs -'' A comedy/drama short by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''The Man with the Red Right Hand -''  A comedy/thriller short by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''Put It in Your Box -''  A comedy short by Matthew D'Abate
*''S&M -''  A short thriller film by Matthew D'Abate
*''Werewolf -'' A horror short by Matthew D'Abate
*''Bemvindo'' – A short film by Alexandra Roxo 
*''Case Closed -'' A comedy/drama short by Kevin Stocklin
*''Giant Place Detail'' – A documentary by Diana Quinones Rivera
*''Mary's Journal: Episode 1 – Connected -'' A short horror/mystery film by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''Abidjan -'' A short film by Alexander Etseyatse, premiering at 24 film festivals
*''Eavesdrop: A Conversation with Writer/Director [[Matthew Miele]] -'' A video documentary short about the filming of ''Eavesdrop (2008)''
*''Cut -'' A short horror film by Matthew D'Abate
*''Heart'' – A short drama film by Hugh Plantin
*''Brother's Reaction -'' A short drama film by Eddie Griffith
*''Nutmeg -'' A comedy short by Amy Benaroya
*''[[Eavesdrop (film)|Eavesdrop]]'' – A film by [[Matthew Miele]] starring [[Chris Parnell]], [[Tovah Feldshuh]], [[Terrence Mann|Terennce Mann]]
*''The Dark -'' A short horror film and another collaboration with filmmaker Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''Lucky Days'' – A film by [[Angelica Torn]] starring actor/writer/director Angelica Torn, Luke Zarzecki, co-director Tony Torn, [[Rip Torn]], Federico Castelluccio
*''[[Everything's Jake]]'' – A film by [[Matthew Miele]] starring [[Ernie Hudson]], score performed by composer (with string quartet and saxophone) distributed by [[Warner Brothers]]
*''Skips'' – A short film by Steve Curley, guitar and percussion score (2003) official entry in 2003 [[Tribeca Film Festival]]
*''Humidity'' – A short thriller film by Nyle Cavazos Garcia
*''The Tip'' (1997) – Multi-tracked double bass and piano score for short film produced and directed by Kahvan Mashayekh premiered at the [[Independent Film Festival Boston|Independent Film Festival]], Houston, Texas, official entry in the 1998 [[South by Southwest|South by Southwest Film Festival]] in Austin, TX and in the 1998 [[Houston International Film Festival]]