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Making A Soundtrack

The Sound Boutique

From composer to screen: the journey of the orchestral score. We all know that the composer writes the music for a soundtrack, but what about all the people we don't see or hear about? Making A Soundtrack Season 2 shines a light on all of the people who contribute their time, energy and skill to bring an orchestral soundtrack to life.

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Gareth, Dan and Tristan conclude their orchestral soundtrack journey. Tristan chats with Erika Hossington, the producer who brought orchestral music to productions Land Girls and Casualty.

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Erika’s IMDb: imdb.to/3baITWU

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Gareth finds Dan in a different language, and Tristan gets dropped from a great height. This episode's guest is Mark Ferda, who has mixed shows across all TV programme genres including Casualty, Doctor Who and Human Planet.

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Gareth finds Dan in the kitchen, and Tristan goes off-piste. This episode's guest is Fiona Cruickshank, who has mixed the music for productions such as Dark, Sex Education, Dracula, Endeavour, The Gentlemen and Seberg.

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Dan misses the point yet again and Tristan takes self-isolation to the max. This episode's guest is Paul Golding, the music recording engineer for Emmy and Bafta award-winning productions including Elizabeth Is Missing, Downton Abbey and the Lord of ... more

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • For anyone interested in film

    Dan and Gareth have put together a really engaging and hands-on podcast series as they pool resources to write a full soundtrack album. The interviews with various pre and post production creative departments provide such huge insights into how films and TV shows come together.

    As a young composer, the tips and tricks I have picked up throughout the series have proved incredibly useful. If you’re interested in how media music is formed, this is definitely for you.

    Can’t wait for series 2! Ch... more

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    5
    JamesWedlockMusic
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Dead dead Ace

    This is such A joy to listen to... how often do you go behind the scenes like this .. explained very simply

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    5
    Arm Your Ears
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Very insightful!

    Hi Gareth and Dan! A very insightful podcast into the exciting mystery of the TV production and composition world! I would be very interested to hear what your "go to" sample libraries are and why? Hope you are well and I hope to catch you both soon! Giles

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gilly1234567
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Insightful and helpful!

    Really love your conversations and outlook on creating music! Really helpful for navigating the complex landscape of becoming a full time working composer. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dylanagajanian
    United States6 years ago
  • Great idea for a mysterious craft

    Many thanks to Gareth and Dan for the start of what will be a most enlightening and entertaining series on the mysterious art of score composing. As listening to scores is my passion, I will be fascinated to discover how it all comes together. Looking forward to hearing further developments!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rich Cartoons
    United Kingdom6 years ago

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