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Soundtracks~KES said Mar 26, 11:49 PM: |
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A musical score for a film, is a piece of music in its own right, but with particular qualifications. In the first place, the musical soundtrack, by definition, is intended to augment the pictures. In that regard, It could be likened to an interpreter who, standing slightly to the side, tells the audience what to feel about what they are seeing. Thus, one should not get the idea that cine music is secondary for it has no small role in films and related subjects. It establishes and engenders the emotional reaction of the audience to the pixs. In other words, it is actually influencing audience emotional response to the film.To grasp the role of music in cine, one first has to understand and accept that music, in itself, is capable of communication.See this and share what type of movie you would put this wonderful amazing piece with…  |
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Re: SoundtracksGP Walsh said Mar 28, 6:42 AM: |
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Soundtracks do more than enhance they actually create the mood. If you have ever seen any of your favorite movie scenes without the music you would be blown away. The music will determine if the scene is funny, sad, dramatic. It literally makes the emotional content. Good directors know this. |
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Re: Script hat write up~KES said Apr 20, 9:55 AM: |
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Writer's Script Hat Turnover The first site was inktip.com Jerrol LeBaron / owner has the highest stats of selling intellectual propeerties. I recommend joining when you are ready. The second to sign up with is Register the material with WGA east or west or no one will read it. Do the $35.00 copyrights as well. Treat it as a home owner… we use the same terms as real estate pretty much. Have an entertainment lawyer. You will find the best of the best and cut through the crap to go with one on who represents. The top agents are William Morris Agency, ICM, CAA, UTA but you can get the latest list from Samuel French and they list out the best next tier down literary agents. Those really good agents are in who presents where you will be doing at least 6 hours of research before anything else to get a reach and withdraw on those names. This is the next tier down of agents John Truby system is my favorite opinion leader on scripts but there are others from the web… I didn't take the time to screen as John is god=like in the area. You can do some research on imDB but that site hasn't quite earned prestige… its more of a blockbuster of flavor of the week. This is pretty much the hat. Don't do the mail outs unless it is ready to go. Do the mail outs the same format as a lawyer would. On intellectual properties the envelopes and letterhead are not creative… keep it real simple and it flows better into the system to get coverage. If you don't have an agent, use a lawyer. To protect your intellectual property it can't just be mailed in direct. The players use a via. Have fun, Kathy
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Re: SoundtracksDesafinada said Aug 10, 11:31 AM: |
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The soundtrack of the movie 'Coraline' is so haunting and beautiful, I can't seem to get it out of my head. Below ,from the movie, is 'Dreaming' by Bruno Coulais, The Children's Choir Of Nice, Teri Hatcher, Bernard Paganotti, Hungrarian Symphony Orchestra Budapest & Laurent Petitgirard. |
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Re: Soundtracksch3shyr3_cat said Aug 10, 3:45 PM: |
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I really really really really (can't stress really enough) loved Coraline. I saw it the second day it came out and I would really love to see it again. It's so aesthetically pleasing. Not to mention it ignites the spirit that all of us held at some point in time that perhaps what we have is not.  |
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