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Tuesday, April 5, 2016
- 7:00 – 9:00pm
- [Amptitheater information], New York, NY
- Free and open to the public
Thought leadership for Directors, Producers, Music Supervisors and other senior Film Executives
NO RSVP REQUIRED. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED SEATING.
Composing music for film music requires a set of composition skills and talent beyond the training and education of expert film makers. Film makers make use of selection criteria that often fall short of determining factors important in the identification of composer’s capabilities.
This two hour event in part one traces the history of how film composers were selected until the present, how the process has changed, and weaknesses that emerged. Part one will also cover the pros and cons of samples, live instruments, the combination, and the long term effects on the return on capital investment.
Part two of the event will introduce new and specific tools and tests for determining compositional capability on an arms length basis. These methods, designed by composers, are positioned to enable those without musical training to make better decisions.
Participating experts will include senior composers and teachers of composition, sound designer, and the leading European contractor of live film orchestra recording.