Crafting Authentic Sounds for Brands: A Conversation with Luke Moseley and George Holliday – Part 1 “And if you have fun with it, that’s going to come across and, I think that’s the missing piece. That’s where I would start. If I was going to really trust an agency or musicians to create something […]
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Why Sound Matters in Modern Advertising: A Conversation with Ted “Theo” Rosnick – Part 2
Why Sound Matters in Modern Advertising: A Conversation with Ted “Theo” Rosnick – Part 2 “If it’s stock music, unless you’re paying, like, some libraries have exclusivity, but most of them don’t. So that’s what I always say to clients, like stock music. You might hear that Joe’s ice cream shop also has the same […]
The Soul of Sound – Why Film Still Needs Human Creativity: A Conversation with Benjamin Kapit – Part 2
The Soul of Sound – Why Film Still Needs Human Creativity: A Conversation with Benjamin Kapit – Part 2 “There’s a quote from a famously terrible person, Thomas Jefferson, who said – I don’t particularly like him or a lot of the things he did, but I do agree with this, I do agree with […]
The Power of Sound Design in Film: A Conversation with Benjamin Kapit – Part 1
The Power of Sound Design in Film: A Conversation with Benjamin Kapit “If you have a screen that goes very bright white or if you have a screen that goes very dark, people can deal. Their eyes will adjust, or they’ll just accept that. But if you have bad sound, people will leave. They’ll turn […]
The Universal Language of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 2
The Universal Language of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 2 “And then his youngest daughter, who’s six years old, comes up, and she’s into gymnastics and she’s kind of cartwheeling around the room while everyone else is playing. And then, ‘All right, she’s going to play you a song.’ And she comes […]
The Power of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 1
The Power of Music: A Conversation with Stephen Ridley – Part 1 “Chick invited me to go to this jazz club in Soho called Ronnie Scott’s in London. And it was, like, two o’clock in the morning – I was like, ‘I don’t think it’s gonna be open.’ I did not know who I was […]