Interviews
Interviews
Breaking the silence – Interview with Carl Davis
Composer Carl Davis specialized himself in a specific genre of movies. His best-known for composing new scores for silent films, his filmography includes titles like D.W. Griffith's Intolerance and the films of Charlie Chaplin. In this interview, we asked him about his silent film scores as well as...
Alternate genres – Interview with George S. Clinton
We've got to known the name of George S. Clinton (who works in the world of music as songwriter and as a musical supervisor as well) in the last decades through action pictures such as the American Ninja series and Mortal Kombat, through thrillers like Wild Things and The Astronaut's Wife or...
In music's web – Interview with Deborah Lurie
In the short line of female composers there's Deborah Lurie who scored movies in the recent years like the comedy Imaginary Heroes, the drama An Unfinished Life or the musical Dreamgirls. But not only solo projects she's been known to. She worked as choir arranger alongside John Ottman in X2, while...
Bridge to success – Interview with Aaron Zigman
Even though he has been a participant of the musical work from the mid-80s as a producer, arranger, conductor and lyricist, composer Aaron Zigman is a newcomer to film scoring. He was brought to our attention with works like the recently premiered Bridge to Terabithia or The Notebeook from 2004. We...
