A Brief History of Film Scoring

Intro to Scoring for Film & TV is hosted by composer and Soundfly founder Ian Temple and features interviews with some amazing film and TV scorers, including Emmy-nominee Amanda Jones (Black Lady Sketch Show, Home), Oscar-nominee Gary Yershon (Mr. Turner, Peterloo), as well as Hollywood composers Sherri Chung (Riverdale, Kung Fu), Ian Hultquist and Drum & Lace (Dickinson), and Andrew Orkin (Save Yourselves!, The Next Thing You Eat).

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[olivierherment]

Elevator to the Gallows could be a parenthesis with music by Miles Davis improvising while watching images from the film by Louis Malles. Sorry for my english.A lot of people bought the record before going to watch the film

[JohnInTheShelter]

A terrific, even comprehensive overview in less than 20 minutes. A truly fine job.

[sofiamielcitas]

yesterday i saw metropolis with live music and remembered this video ! it had some modern instruments and sounds, it was amazing

[ProducingWithChris]

Amazing video! I’m getting into film scoring and this is exactly the information that I need to get perspective on the industry

[CymruWizard]

That looks like Ben Turpin showing off next to the piano. In fact I'm pretty sure it is him.

[djdissi]

Sorry, what are you saying there in 5:57? Played it over many times but can't make out what you're saying

[sickheadache]

And Without The Best Composer Ever…Not Even a Mention..John Williams