What I Hate Not Doing
This is a blog response to my hero Derek Sivers’ recent post What do you hate not doing? I hate not playing my guitar to make up new music. That’s really the heart of what I like to do. I’m … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2009
Delivering the Score
On Sunday night I stayed up late with America’s Next Felon director Ron Johnson to place cues into the film. When a composer delivers a score, the timing of when and where to put the music is usually communicated via … Continue reading
The Importance of Music
This is going to be a bit of long quote, but it articulates why I do music so well, that I have to share. It’s a portion of a welcome address given to the parents of incoming freshman class at … Continue reading
Ready to Mix
This week I mixed & mastered all the cues for America’s Next Felon, the indie film sound track I’ve been working on. I’m quite pleased with how it’s coming — acquired a new love for loop-based music. I have never … Continue reading
Kudos to My Collaborators
Last night I had a terrific meeting with my long-time collaborator and “soul sister” Lorie Marsh. She’s an indie film producer and a fellow art-preneur. I’ll be helping her with online strategy and web development for the film she’s working … Continue reading