November 20, 2007 - Film Music Magazine

More documents

Recommendations

Info

FILM MUSIC Publisher: Mark Northam Editor: Mikael Carlsson VP Finance and Operations: Rebecca Lee Art Director: Joshua Young Advertising Manager: Steve Schatzberg Copy Editor: Lisa Rawson Technology Editor: Peter Alexander Soundtrack Editor: Daniel Schweiger Customer Service Manager: Robyn Young Website Design: Rakesh Rai Accounting: Tina Chiang Legal Advisor: Patricia Johnson, Esq. Film Music Weekly is published weekly by Global Media Development Group, Inc. Executive and Editorial Office: 27023 McBean Parkway Suite 618, Valencia, CA 91355. Tel: 310-645-9000 Fax: 310-388-1367, email: info@filmmusicweekly.com. We are not responsible for unsolicited material. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission of the publisher is prohibited. The opinions of contributing writers and editors to this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of Global Media Development Group, Inc. or any of our divisions, management or staff. LIGHT UP YOUR HEAD! EXTREME ISOLATION HEADPHONES For Drummers, Studio & Stage Musicians, Live Sound Engineers, & Composers - No bleed of click tracks into live microphones during recording -Comfortable, lightweight, durable - becoming a studio standard -Affordable professional quality hearing protection -We have the best customer service on the planet weekly www.Extremeheadphones.com Call John for a professional discount! 1-314-402-4465 YOUR FEEDBACK We welcome feedback on any aspect of Film Music Weekly. All letters must include an address and daytime phone number. We reserve the right to edit letters for clarity and space and to use them in all electronic and print editions. Mail to: Film Music Weekly, 27023 McBean Parkway Suite 618, Valencia, CA 91355 or email feedback@filmmusicweekly.com ADVERTISING Our comprehensive advertising programs offer premier visibility to film and television music professionals, soundtrack collectors, and music executives worldwide. We offer competitive rates on a wide variety of advertising opportunities including display advertising and online advertising. For more information, call 1-800-774-3700 or 310-645-9000 or email sales@filmmusicweekly.com REPRINTS AND COPYRIGHT PERMISSIONS Before quoting or reusing editorial material, or for custom reprints (minimum order 100) contact 310-645-9000 or email reprints@filmmusicweekly.com SUBSCRIPTIONS Subscriptions to Film Music Weekly via email are available at no cost. To subscribe, visit our website at www.filmmusicweekly.com and enter your email address in our subscription section. Film Music Weekly and its logo are trademarks of Global Media Development Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Entire Contents © 2007 Global Media Development Group, Inc This Week on FMR FILM MUSIC RADIO ON THE SCORE MARK ISHAM AND FRANK DARABONT Film music journalist Daniel Schweiger interviews composer Mark Isham and director-writer Frank Darabont, who talk about their subtly scary collaboration for THE MIST LISTEN NOW INSIDE THE BUSINESS DARIUS CAMPO Mark Northam interviews Darius Campo who is running against Pete Anthony for President of the RMA-LA LISTEN NOW 4 ISSUE 40 • NOVEMBER 20, 2007 FILM MUSICweekly
James Woodward have been ally, Kaefer serves as the Creative named the winners of the Director and a principal composer 18th Annual Pete Carpenter for DreamArtists Studios, a film/ Fellowships, it was announ- television music production house INDUSTRY NEWS ced by BMI Foundation Presi- based in New York. dent Ralph N. Jackson. Composer James Woodward is a native of California and be- Composer John Kaefer has been gan writing music in Wisconsin. recognized for his scores for film A string bassist and pianist, he and television, as well as for his studied composition with Stephen chamber, choral and orchestral Hartke, Ronald Foster and John concert works. He has composed, Downey. produced and orchestrated music His music has been performed for film and network/cable tele- by the Milwaukee Youth Sympho- AFM vision President projects, including Room Says ny Orchestra, Artist the USC Symphony Service (starring Howie Mandel Orchestra, the United States and debuting at Sundance), To Army Orchestra, and other en- Royalties Kill A Bore (shown on at Cannes) Radio sembles across “Vital” the United States and Dance School (documentary), and Europe. among others. Woodward (continued recently from completed pg 2) He recently worked with leg- writing the music for a short film endary BMI television composer directed by Gentry Smith, is per- W.G. Snuffy Walden The current (West Wing, system forming deprives for various these films musicians, and proj- Studio 60, Friday and Night their recording Lights) ects companies, in the Los of Angeles fair compensa- area, and tion for the use of their recorded work in the U.S. THE PETE and millions CARPENTER of dollars of foreign FELLOWSHIP performance royalties for the use of their work overseas.” • The Fellowship, open to aspiring film and television composers under the The AFM is a founding member of the musicage of 35, was established by the BMI Foundation and Carpenter’s family, colleagues and friends FIRST to (Fairness honor the late in composer Radio Starting whose credits Today) include Coali- such television themes tion, and a scores partnership as The A-Team, of artists Magnum and P.I., The music Rockford industry Files, Hardcastle and McCormick, organizations Hunter committed and Riptide. to fairness on radio. The • Fellowship winners coalition are given is asking the opportunity that performers to intern with – renowned from aspiring BMI composer Mike and Post in local his Los artists, Angeles to studio background and meet with singers other and distinwellguished theatrical, film and TV composers. A stipend for travel and living known stars – be compensated through a perfor- expenses is also part of the award. mance royalty when their music is broadcast on AFM President Tom • Lee Mike Post, Carpenter’s AM and longtime FM radio. writing partner, has penned some of the most memorable theme songs in television history, including Hill Street Blues, The A-Team, Magnum P.I., NYPD Blue, Law and Order, L.A. Law, The Rockford Files, Quantum Leap and City of Angels. California coast. The BMI Foundation, Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation founded performance, and study of music through awards, scholarships, commissions and grants. mn 8 ISSUE 2 • FEBRUARY 12, 2007 FILM MUSIC weekly FILM MUSICweekly ISSUE 40 • NOVEMBER 20, 2007 5
Page 1 and 2: FILM MUSIC weekly Issue 40 • nOVe
Page 3: November 19, 2007 Dear Colleagues:
Page 7 and 8: FILM MUSICweekly ISSUE 40 • NOVEM
Page 9 and 10: Film Music Weekly’s “The Scoreb
Page 11 and 12: CD REVIEW The End of Days Gets a Sa
Page 13 and 14: THE CHART DOCTOR by ROn hess rhess@
Page 15 and 16: MUSIC TECHNOLOGY Receiving Volume M

November 20, 2007 - Film Music Magazine

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?