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... back to the reel world
Here are some articles from the magazine.
A Thousand Roads - score
:: the making of the score to a beautiful film commissioned by the Smithsonian Museum of the Native American
Know Thy Orchestra
:: improve your orchestral writing chops, both virtual and fully real
The World Be Your Teacher
:: we can learn about or art and craft from most any place
Playing in Traffic
:: my score to the rather epic, six hour mini series based on the movie "Traffic"
Expert Advise
:: the politics of badly behaved editors as well as some advise on getting more from a virtual studio
Making Shelter Island
:: with time and budget constraints, how do you deliver the goods?
Catching Up with New Technology
:: ways I have changed my studio with reasonably priced, but very powerful technology
Creative Flexability
:: unlike many other musical forms, film music requires a lot of open mindedness in order to succeed
Black Hawk Down
:: an opportunity to go further into the realm of music creation entirely with software
Change Is Good
:: not musical changes, but about one of the most fundemental is feared aspects of our lives
Game Music
:: about the scoring of a new PC game called FreeFall... an unusual approach, scoring the music entirely in software
Video Demos
:: how to present music to a director by means of a video demo
Film Music And The Brain
:: fascinating new study into the way our brains work when presented with a great deal of information
"The Hire" BMW films
:: about a very ambitious and high profile ad campaign created by BMW
Scoring"Exit Wounds"
:: the topic of my score for the DMX "hip hop" action flick Exit Wounds
Scoring"Traffic"
:: some of the processes I went through for the soundtrack to Stevedn Soderbergh's film "Traffic"
Ups And Downs
:: the February 2001 column is a bit more philosophical. It's about change...
The Virtual Studio
:: new technology of software-based studios
Music For Commercials
:: the world of music for commercials
Switching Sequencers
:: my experiences of switching sequencers after so may years of using Opcode's Studio Vision Pro
Carter Burwell
:: a conversation with the amazing Carter Burwell... best known for his music to the films of Joel and Ethan Coen
The Dub
:: The dub... where music dialog and effects are blended into the final track heard by the audience
Out With "The In Crowd"
:: some of the processes I went through on the score for the film "The In Crowd"
Making Soundtracks
:: the placement of songs in movies and television. It's a fascinating field that is both creative and very, very political
The Door
:: as we write, we must always keep in mind how our music will effect the audience
The Future Of Music
:: the future of music production and interactivity
Conduct Yourself
:: a select group of books on the art and craft of conducting availble at a discount... web resources for conductors
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