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Program BMIM 2012
PROGRAM 2012 (May 24, 2012 – Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam) Music and Audio Branding for Games .................................................................................................... 2 Case Study: Stars of Football .................................................................................................................. 2 Composing for Advertising, Film and TV: Getting Started ...................................................................... 3 Listening to Chanel No.5: How Music Maps the Sense of Smell ............................................................. 5 BMIM Talent Award: Van God Los Score Competition (Kick-Off Session) .............................................. 5 Composing for Kids and Teens ................................................................................................................ 6 The Challenges of Composing for Games ............................................................................................... 8 BMIM Talent Award: Van God Los Score Competition (Fine Tuning Session) ........................................ 9 DIY – Making Money with Your Music Copyright ................................................................................. 10 Music in Advertising – Joined at the Hip? ............................................................................................. 10 From Band to Screen ............................................................................................................................. 12 BMIM New Talent Award: Van God Los -
Laurel Canyon Pressbook Revised
FRANCES McDORMAND CHRISTIAN BALE KATE BECKINSALE NATASCHA McELHONE and ALESSANDRO NIVOLA in “LAUREL CANYON” a film by Lisa Cholodenko 103 Minutes. Rated R by the MPAA. A Sony Pictures Classics Release. EAST COAST: WEST COAST: EXHIBITOR CONTACTS: MAGIC LANTERN, INC. BLOCK -KORENBROT SONY PICTURES CLASSICS JESSICA UZZAN MELODY KORENBROT CARMELO PIRRONE AMY GORDON ZIGGY KOZLOWSKI MARISSA MANNE 250 WEST 57TH STREET 8271 MELROSE AVENUE, 550 MADISON AVENUE, SUITE 1718 SUITE 200 8TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10107 LOS ANGELES, CA 90046 NEW YORK, NY 10022 PHONE: (212) 586-7233 PHONE: (323) 655-0593 PHONE: (212) 833-8833 FAX: (212) 586-7282 FAX: (323) 655-7302 FAX: (212) 833-8844 www.magiclanternpr.com Visit the Sony Pictures Classics internet site at: http:/www.sonyclassics.com 1 LAUREL CANYON Cast Jane FRANCES McDORMAND Sam CHRISTIAN BALE Alex KATE BECKINSALE Sara NATASCHA McELHONE Ian ALESSANDRO NIVOLA Fripp LOUIS KNOX BARLOW Rowan RUSSELL POLLARD Dean IMAAD WASIF Mickey MICKEY PETRALIA Claudia MELISSA DE SOUSA Darla ALEXANDRA CARTER China MICHELLE DEMIRJIAN Wyatt RICK GONZALEZ Mr. Elliot DENNIS HOWARD Mrs. Elliot CATHERINE McGOOHAN Woman 1 JUDITH MONTGOMERY Woman 2 PATRICIA PLACE Cambridge party guest #1 WILLO HAUSMAN Cambridge party guest #2 GREG WOLFSON Cambridge party guest #3 BRANDY NIGHTINGALE stewardess CATHARINE SCOTT Tom MARCUS ASHLEY Hospital patient #1 LYLE KANOUSE Hospital patient #2 MARCIA CHOLODENKO Gloria GINA DOCTOR Landlord LAURI JOHNSON Manager TOM GRIFFITHS ER doctor REEF KARIM Elderly man LOU CUTELL Elderly man’s dog ZEUS Justin NICK KIRIAZIS Laura HEIDI SULZMAN Mark ARIEL FELIX Debby MARIE BLANCO Room service guy TED KOLAND Concierge PHILIP PAVEL Doctor MARK ROGERSON Soft rocker JUSTIN MELDAL-JOHNSEN Mark Linkous HIMSELF Daniel Lanois HIMSELF 2 LAUREL CANYON Filmmakers Written and Directed By LISA CHOLODENKO Producers SUSAN A. -
“The Spongebob Squarepants Movie”
“THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE” Production Information Ah, the simple, quiet life of Bikini Bottom, where home is a pineapple and a Krabby Patty is always served hot and fresh just around the corner at the Krusty Krab...... But starting on November 19th, the world is going to see just how wild things can get in the underwater paradise that SpongeBob SquarePants calls home. When he and his dimwitted best friend Patrick set out on an epic quest, SpongeBob finds himself driving a sandwich on a road trip where he’ll discover new worlds, dangerous monsters, and that being a kid isn’t such a bad thing after all. Sporting a fleet of famous voice talent that includes Alec Baldwin as Dennis the hit man, Scarlett Johansson as Mindy the mermaid and Jeffrey Tambor as King Neptune, not to mention a surprise appearance by David Hasselhoff as none other than himself, “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie” is a cleverly drawn expansion of what has become the most watched kids’ show in television history. Co-written/storyboarded by SpongeBob creator Stephen Hillenburg, and featuring the original voice talent from the beloved series, this full-length animated feature is destined to float into the collective consciousness of moviegoers of all ages. Paramount Pictures presents a Nickelodeon Movies Production in association with United Plankton Pictures, “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.” Produced and directed by Stephen Hillenburg, written and storyboarded by Derek Drymon & Tim Hill & Stephen Hillenburg & Kent Osborne & Aaron Springer & Paul Tibbitt, the full-length animated feature is based on a story and the series created by Stephen Hillenburg. -
Four Rooms 1995
"Four Rooms" by Allison Anders Alexandre Rockwell Robert Rodriguez · Quentin Tarantino MAIN TITLES As presentation credits begin, we hear Johnny Cash's "Home of the Blues." Then we see Allison's name, under it Alex's, under that Robert's, under that Quentin's, then under that the title logo for Foq.r Rooms, followed by "Starring Tim Roth as the Bellboy." Then "The Guests" listed irt alphabetical order of all the actors playing guests. After the actors' names, we . · · FADE UPON A WALL The camera pans down a weathered wall covered with postcards from !efiami Beach, Florida, the Copacabana, NY.C., "Wish You Were Here"fromNiagara Falls, rickshaws and babes on beaches, etc .... r \Thecamera comes to rest on an old photograph of a 1930s hotel, the "Mon Signor," in its heyday, with a full ' staff of 30 people posed on the lawn in firont; An old guy with a staccato voice delivers a monologue: VOICE-OVER . There used to be a staff of fifty in this place. I'm ~h.eonly one leftfrom those days. It all comes down to one sap: the night-shift bellhop, that's me. "\Yp.atthe hell is a bellhop? You know where the name comes from? (silence) Of course not. ... It's so simple it's stupid. They ring a bell and you hop. You hop to front and center. No heroes in this line, kid. Just men doing a job. No questions asked, none answered. I try to keep it simple, kid, not too personal .... ( 'i,.Another voice of a young man interrupts . -
Press Kit Daffodils
PRESS KIT DAFFODILS NZ Release Date: March 21, 2019 Censorship: M Running Time: 93 minutes www.Facebook.com/DaffodilsMovie www.Instagram.com/DaffodilsMovie www.daffodilsmovie.com www.imdb.com/title/tt8069578/ TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................ 2 PRODUCTION NOTES ................................................................................................................................ 3 SYNOPSIS ................................................................................................................................................. 4 LOGLINE 4 SYNOPSIS 4 TAGLINE 4 FROM STAGE TO SCREEN – THE EVOLUTION OF DAFFODILS ....................................................................... 5 CAST Q&AS .............................................................................................................................................. 6 ROSE MCIVER PLAYS ‘ROSE’ 6 GEORGE MASON PLAYS ‘ERIC’ 8 KIMBRA PLAYS ‘MAISIE’ 9 KEY CAST BIOGRAPHIES .......................................................................................................................... 10 ROSE MCIVER – ROSE 10 GEORGE MASON – ERIC 10 KIMBRA – MAISIE 10 PRODUCTION INTERVIEWS ..................................................................................................................... 11 Q&A WITH DAFFODILS WRITER, ROCHELLE BRIGHT… 11 IN CONVERSATION WITH DAFFODILS DIRECTOR DAVID STUBBS… 12 IN CONVERSATION WITH PRODUCER RICHARD -
Cies De Alugu£1:. Analise De Om Roteiro De Quentin
UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS/INSTITUTO DE ARTES CIES DEALUGU£1:. ANALISE DE OM ROTEIRO DE QUENTIN TARANTINO (Disserta9ao de mestrado) SlirUiO J. Puccini Soares Campinas Jan./2001 1 UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS INSTITUTO DE ARTES MESTRADO EM MULTIMEIOS &las de Alugual Analisa da um rotairo de Quentin Tarantino Sergio J. Puccini Soares Este exemplar , eda9ao final da Disserta~ao apresentada ao curso disserta9ao defe ida ' lo Sr. Sergio Jose de Mestrado em Multimeios do Puccini Instituto de Artes da UNICAMP como requisito parcial para a obten~ao do grau de Mestre em Mul timeios sob a orienta~ao do -orientador- Prof. Dr. Fernao Pessoa Ramos Campinas 2001 3 FICHA CATALOGRAFICA ELABORADA PELA BIBLIOTECA CENTRAL DA UNICAMP Soares, Sergio J. Puccini So11c Caes de aluguel : analise de urn roteiro de Quentin Tarantino I Sergio J. Puccini Soares. -- Campinas,SP : [s.n.J, 2001. Orientador: Femao Pessoa Ramos. Disserta9ao (mestrado)- Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Institute de Artes. 1. Cinema - Estados Unidos. 2. Cinema - Montagem. 3. Cinema - lntrigas, temas, etc. I. Ramos, Femao Pessoa. Ill. Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Institute de Artes. Ill. Titulo. 4 agradecimentos: aos funcion6rios da CPG: Magali, Jayme, Viven e Josue; ao Fernao, Lucia Nagib, Fernando Passos, Jean-Claude Bernardet; a todos os amigos, pelos conselhos e estfmulos no percurso desse trabalho: Milena, Soraya, Tiago, Renata, Suzana, Caio, Marco, Luciana, Daniela, Egle, Adriana... e a todos que a memoria nao alcanc;a ... ; (agradecimento especial a Janafna e ao Renaldo); ao Paulo Dantas, da videoteca, funcion6rios do laborat6rio de informatica. A Tite, minha tia, pela ajuda na revisao. Agradec;o tambem ao CNPq por fomenter essa pesquisa por dois preciosos anos. -
THE MOVIE, the MELODY and YOU: How Pop Music Connects Film Narrative to Its Audience
Screen Sound n3, 2012 THE MOVIE, THE MELODY AND YOU: How Pop Music Connects Film Narrative to its Audience Martin Armiger Abstract In recent years the authority of the composed film score has come under critical scrutiny. Some suggest it carries too much weight, freight and affect. The ‘song score’ has provided an alternative way of scoring film, one in which the emotional content and—crucially—the source and the authority for that emotional content exists somewhere outside the film. There is a body of common knowledge about popular music among cinema and television audiences, a familiarity on which the providers of film scores have long relied. For many years this familiarity was centred on ‘the song’ itself, that is, the composition. More recently, this familiarity has been with ‘the track’, that is, the recording of the song that has most recently achieved fame. But the song score has problems of its own, to do with its inherent form, which may be rhythmically inflexible, and its own subject matter, which may be not quite apposite. In this article, I provide a composer’s perspective on these issues, and look at examples of songs in film, both triumphs and failures, from American and British cinema and from my own work in Australian film and TV. Keywords Song score, soundtrack, composer, popular music, Australian cinema Introduction The following ten observations look at the ways that popular music connects film narrative to audiences through the ‘song-score’ and ‘song worked into score’ in a variety of film examples and in my own practice as a songwriter and film composer.