Music For Media
Pigeon: Impossible
Hey guys,
Here is a killer animation with an amazing big-band jazz music score, check it out !!
BBC – The Virtual Revolution: non-branded BBC rushes for download and reuse by the public

Attention music for media composers and producers !
you know who you are…
From the link below you can explore audiovisual material that the BBC is making available to anybody who wants to create their own version of the documentary or remix and mashup. Excellent for creating your own film demoing your fine sound design and composition abilities !
And, If you have not seen the 2 out of 4 parts already aired on BBC, get on to your iPlayer. If you are involved in creative technology (that’s right NOT JUST Creative MUSIC technology, but creative use of technology, in general), then you need to watch it (plus the presenter is a total babe ! ) ok, ’nuff said, click through then:
original website, here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/virtualrevolution/
Music in Film
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- 195 Screening
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- Regional Event
16:30 BAFTA and Northwest Vision and Media present: Making Music Work
Cornerhouse, 70 Oxford Street, Manchester M1 5NH
This event is all about music in film, TV and games. You’ve written great music, how will you get it used on screen? As a filmmaker or games designer how can you get great music for your creation and not infringe any copyright law?
This event is open to all, however, it will be particularly useful if you are a young filmmaker, games designer or musician, or if you work with young people on filmmaking, games or music projects.
The session will provide you with insight into how music works in the film, television and games industries.
Guests include BAFTA-nominated composer Daniel Pemberton who has worked on TV (PeepShow, Hell’s Kitchen and many more); Videogames (Little Big Planet, The Movies) and feature films (Big Kiss) and Phil Canning from Warp X who has worked on several Warp X projects including Donkey Punch, All tomorrow’s Parties, Bunny and The Bull.
This event forms part of BAFTA’s learning and events programme which aims to increase access behind the scenes of your favourite films, TV programmes and video games. For more information and to sign up to our e-bulletin go to www.bafta.org/accessallareas
BAFTA has a limited number of free tickets to give away to this event. To apply for tickets, please e-mail regions@bafta.org by 13 November.
Supported by Northwest Vision and Media
Sound Design: Walter Murch Interview
If you are interested in Sound Design, here is an interview with the greatest of all time, Walter Murch. More info here: http://designingsound.noisepages.com/
an Interview with me !!! BBC – Cambridgeshire – New class of local movie makers
Composer Julio d’EscrivánOriginally from Venezuela, composer Julio d’Escriván moved to Cambridge six years ago to teach digital music composition at Anglia Ruskin University.After his masterclass on music and film at the Cambridge Film Festival, Julio tells me about his big composing break on a BAFTA-winning animation, and how teaching at Anglia feeds into his work as a freelance composer.Jan Gilbert is a journalist and broadcaster. You can hear her weekly movie reviews every Tuesday on Antonia Brickell’s Drive show on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. For more details see the link on the right.
SuperCollider Toy-Metal ! (rumentarium)
Hey guys,
Some lovely videos from Italian SuperCollider guru Andrea Valle !
(Don’t through away your childhood toys )
Spin: The DJ as Super-Hero !
You gotta watch this, it contains skills that could save your life, those of others and perhaps even the planet !!
A post on sound in video games
Pete Sperring wrote this excellent post that I think all you m4DigitalMedia should check out !
http://tinyurl.com/d9z8jh
M4DM sound designers wanted…

Hi guys,
I thought maybe somebody here would be interested in this opportunity I came accross on the shooting-people newsletter (network, network, network !):
Dear sound geeks,
I’m looking for a sound designer for my graduation film.
The short is an anime style Sci-Fi post-apocalyptic italian comedy… drama… let’s say not the usual student/grad film.
The short was shot with a Red Camera this September and a first assembly is ready.
The looks is pretty stunning so I need an equal stunning sound.
Unfortunately there’s no much monies for the job but a basic expenses refund.
We are planning to do the final mixing session in Pinewood.
The delivery of the final film is for February.
I hope to hear from you.
All the best
Giacomo Cimini
www.giacomocimini.com
Music for Digital Media Task
For next week ! based on the ideas discussed today in class, you must score a brief scene (up to 2 mins) from any narrative live action film you choose. We will discuss them next week.
Julio
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