Whitehouse Drawing from Life (2008) by Katerina Cizek Sous l'oeil du temps (2009) by Madi Pillar The Pickles Shane (2009) by Levi MacDougall That Thing That Happened (2010) by Josh Saltzman and Lindsay Ames The Old Ways (2011) by Mike Vass Sad Wet Happy Dry (2011) by Levi MacDougall Even If My Hands Were Full of Truths (2012) by Franci Duran The Thunder Bird & The Killer Whale (2012) by Caroline Trudell What's Art Got To Do With It? (2013) by Isabel Fryzsberg The Ghosts In Our Machine (2013) by Liz Marshall Candy (2013) by Cassandra Cronenberg David Noble: A Wrench In The Gears (2013) by Jon Bullick Safir (2013) by Mariam Zaidi Mugshot (2014) by Dennis Mohr Every Story Has a Twist (2014) by Bindu Shah Love Song for the Apocalypse (2014) by David Ridgen Micah Lexier, Visual Artist (2015) by Min Sook Lee Blood White (2015) by Rotter and Kess The Education of William Bowman (2015) by Ken Finkleman Political Refugee (2015) by Rob Stefaniuk Meat Pie (2015) by Eytan Millstone Idiots In Love (2016) by Kathleen Phillips-Locke The Drawer Boy (2017) by Arturo Pérez Torres and Aviva Armour-Ostroff Rasputin (2018) by Jamie Shannon Temperance (2022) by Scott Thompson Television scores Material World (1992) for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Wildside (1993–1994) for Nickelodeon Pet Project (1995–1998) for Animal Planet Spiritual Literacy (1998) for VisionTV Twitch City (1996–1999) Bruce McDonald (director) and Don McKellar Loving Spoonful (1998–2006) for WTN network & Canadian Broadcasting Corporation The Distractions (2003) for The Comedy Network Carolina Dai (2011) for RAI Guidance (2013) for BiteTV Derby (2016) for Bravo Theatre scores Peter Cottontail (1969) directed by Mrs. Smith The 3 Penny Epic Cabaret (1994) directed by Adam Nashman Hys Unauthorized Lyfe and Tymes (2002) directed by Anand Rajaram The Rat King (2006) directed by Maggie MacDonald and Steph Markowitz The White Bone (2007) directed by Sean Dixon Cowboys and Indians (2008) directed by Anand Rajaram Actionable (2011) directed by Sean Dixon Smother (2012) directed by Omar Joseph Hady Charming Monsters (2013) directed by Aaron Rothermund Radio scores Someone Knows Something (2016) produced by CBC Production discography Selected releases Bob Wiseman Sings Wrench Tuttle: In Her Dream (1989, Atlantic Records). The album created some notoriety when the first thousand copies were destroyed by Warner Music due to the song "Rock and Tree" which was feared libelous. It was about the murder of Salvador Allende and mentioned