November 20, 2007 - Film Music Magazine
November 20, 2007 - Film Music Magazine
November 20, 2007 - Film Music Magazine
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James Woodward have been ally, Kaefer serves as the Creative<br />
named the winners of the Director and a principal composer<br />
18th Annual Pete Carpenter for DreamArtists Studios, a film/<br />
Fellowships, it was announ- television music production house<br />
INDUSTRY NEWS<br />
ced by BMI Foundation Presi- based in New York.<br />
dent Ralph N. Jackson.<br />
Composer James Woodward<br />
is a native of California and be-<br />
Composer John Kaefer has been gan writing music in Wisconsin.<br />
recognized for his scores for film A string bassist and pianist, he<br />
and television, as well as for his studied composition with Stephen<br />
chamber, choral and orchestral Hartke, Ronald Foster and John<br />
concert works. He has composed, Downey.<br />
produced and orchestrated music His music has been performed<br />
for film and network/cable tele- by the Milwaukee Youth Sympho-<br />
AFM vision President projects, including Room Says ny Orchestra, Artist<br />
the USC Symphony<br />
Service (starring Howie Mandel Orchestra, the United States<br />
and debuting at Sundance), To Army Orchestra, and other en-<br />
Royalties Kill A Bore (shown on at Cannes) Radio sembles across “Vital”<br />
the United States<br />
and Dance School (documentary), and Europe.<br />
among others.<br />
Woodward (continued recently from completed pg 2)<br />
He recently worked with leg- writing the music for a short film<br />
endary BMI television composer directed by Gentry Smith, is per-<br />
W.G. Snuffy Walden The current (West Wing, system forming deprives for various these films musicians, and proj-<br />
Studio 60, Friday<br />
and<br />
Night<br />
their recording<br />
Lights) ects<br />
companies,<br />
in the Los<br />
of<br />
Angeles<br />
fair compensa-<br />
area, and<br />
tion for the use of their recorded work in the U.S.<br />
THE PETE and millions CARPENTER of dollars of foreign FELLOWSHIP<br />
performance royalties<br />
for the use of their work overseas.”<br />
• The Fellowship, open to aspiring film and television composers under the<br />
The AFM is a founding member of the musicage<br />
of 35, was established by the BMI Foundation and Carpenter’s family,<br />
colleagues and friends FIRST to (Fairness honor the late in composer Radio Starting whose credits Today) include Coali- such<br />
television themes tion, and a scores partnership as The A-Team, of artists Magnum and P.I., The music Rockford industry Files,<br />
Hardcastle and McCormick, organizations Hunter committed and Riptide. to fairness on radio. The<br />
• Fellowship winners coalition are given is asking the opportunity that performers to intern with – renowned from aspiring BMI<br />
composer Mike and Post in local his Los artists, Angeles to studio background and meet with singers other and distinwellguished<br />
theatrical, film and TV composers. A stipend for travel and living<br />
known stars – be compensated through a perfor-<br />
expenses is also part of the award.<br />
mance royalty when their music is broadcast on<br />
AFM President Tom • Lee Mike Post, Carpenter’s AM and longtime FM radio.<br />
writing partner, has penned some of the<br />
most memorable theme songs in television history, including Hill Street Blues,<br />
The A-Team, Magnum P.I., NYPD Blue, Law and Order, L.A. Law, The Rockford<br />
Files, Quantum Leap and City of Angels.<br />
California coast.<br />
The BMI Foundation, Inc. is a<br />
not-for-profit corporation founded<br />
performance, and study of music<br />
through awards, scholarships,<br />
commissions and grants. mn<br />
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