Star Wars Rise of Skywalker Trailer Rescore Explained
Win an entire 85 hour audio education course from CINEMA SOUND by correctly guessing the number of visual hits Mark inserted into the Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker Trailer…
Film Scoring How To: Reverse Engineering John Williams Woodwinds
This video shows you a trick which 98% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it! In…
Film Scoring How To: Orchestral Template Woodwinds
This video shows you a trick which 86% of film composers NEVER USE. In this video, award winning composer and presenter for Cinema Sound shows us another video in the…
Film Scoring How To: Using Piccolo – Forgotten Woodwinds
This video shows you a trick which 87% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it. In…
Film Scoring How To: Orchestral Template Strings
This video shows you a trick which 86% of film composers NEVER USE. In this video, award winning composer and presenter for Cinema Sound shows us another video in the…
Film Scoring How To: Orchestral Template Percussion
This video shows you a trick which 86% of film composers NEVER USE. In this video, award winning composer and presenter for Cinema Sound shows us another video in the…
Film Scoring How To: Orchestral Template Brass
This video shows you a trick which 86% of film composers NEVER USE. In this video, award winning composer and presenter for Cinema Sound shows us another video in the…
Film Scoring How To: Using Oboe – Forgotten Woodwinds
This video shows you a trick which 97% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it. In…
Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #2
This video shows you a trick which 96% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it. In…
Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #1
This video shows you a trick which 96% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it. In…
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