ScoreNotes Interviews offers fans a chance to find out about the latest happenings in the world of soundtracks and movies directly from the Composers and Artists themselves! Tune in to hear first-hand news about current and upcoming soundtrack productions, behind-the-scenes information, and much, much more! We will also present special interviews with industry insiders, artists and directors so be sure to check back often!
New Interviews:John Frizzell (Legion), Joseph LoDuca (Spartacus, Leverage),Christopher Gordon (Daybreakers)
We explore the surprisingly entertaining, Legion, with John Frizzell in this new ScoreNotes interview. John tells us about the unique approach he took to scoring this film and also tells us what some of his favorite scenes were in the movie. Beyond Legion, John shares his feedback on how he feels soundtracks should be reviewed by critics while also offering an opinion about the 2009 Academy Award nominees. This is a genuinely entertaining interview with one of the industry's best...enjoy!
Joseph LoDuca has been making great television music since the 90's. And by the sounds of it, he's only getting started! Prolific as ever, and a recipient of a recent Emmy award, Joe joined me to discuss his diverse slate of projects, which includes the new Starz series, Spartacus: Blood and Sand , TNT's, Leverage, Legend of the Seeker, and more!
Special thanks to Beth Krakower of Cinemedia Promotions
Coming off two exceptional outings, Mao's Last Dancer and Daybreakers, the ever-reliable and often impressive Christopher Gordon recently shared some feedback about his recent work in this new interview. Simply a fantastic composer and one of my personal favorite voices in the industry., it's a pleasure to present this segment...
Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders joined me recently to discuss the impressive showing that The Hurt Locker is making this award season. In the interview, Marco and Bucktell us about the innovative nature of the score while also sharing their feedback about the success of the film itself. We also get to dive into other great projects, such as Knowing, Max Payne, and more!
It's always exciting to hear a new composing voice emerge on the scene. For The Book of Eli, Producer/Composer Atticus Ross scores his first studio film and he certainly makes a positive and memorable impression with his music. Go behind the scenes with Atticus as he shares his experiences from this eagerly anticipated film.
If, by now, you haven't heard the music of Ryan Shore, I suggest you do so immediately. In his work, you'll hear the promise of a great, versatile composer who has something quite special to offer the industry...
