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 (September '09), Craig Wedren (September '09), Nathan Barr (August '09)
John Frizzell recently joined me to discuss the music from his latest project, Whiteout, an action/thriller set in the mysterious and frigid landscape of Antarctica. In the interview, John shares his overall strategy behind the development of the music including how the environment influenced his score for the film. We also touch on his upcoming projects, which includes his score for the much anticipated gothic tale, Legion, and an early look at a promising 2010 film entitled, Shelter.
Composer Craig Wedren joins us for a discussion about HBO's latest series, Hung, another in the long line of successful entries from the network.
One of the first things I noticed about the show was Craig's impressive and touching music from it, which goes to show that great music can hail from any genre or format as long as the right composer in the right creative environment is in place.
As the final episodes of True Blood's second season is set to air, I had a chance to catch up with the show's talented composer, Nathan Barr, to talk about the unique music from the show...
Every so often, there are movies that sneak up on the cinematic radar and capture the imagination of general audiences and critics alike. That time has come again.
In the following interview, Composer Clinton Shorter describes the type of score that this unique science fiction story required and also tells us what audiences can expect from the film itself. Be sure to take note of the promising audio clips as well!
Archived Interviews
Nicholas Hooper - July, 2009 Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince