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ANNOUNCEMENT: We Want to See YOUR Workspace!
Greetings, SCOREcasters! We have a very special and exciting experiment to get rolling very soon: we want to see your desk. That’s right! I think we could all agree that in our business we’re required to spend so much time at our workspace, in front of the computer, that most of us are very meticulous about the layout of our desk. And since, I believe, many of us are “nerds” about organization and productivity, we could probably learn quite a bit from each other’s personal preferences vis-à-vis the arrangement of our respective workspaces. Read on to find out how you can get involved…
- ANNOUNCEMENT: We Want to See YOUR Workspace!
- Deane Ogden: Caveats of Convenient Film Composing, Pt. 1
- Les Brockmann: Casting Your Score
- Heather Fenoughty: 51 Marketing Ideas for Film Music Composers
- Nan Avant: Themes, Melodies, Tunes: How Do You Begin?
- SCOREcast Poll Discussion
- Deane Ogden: The Creative Tank
Announcements
Greetings, SCOREcasters! We have a very special and exciting experiment to get rolling very soon: we want to see your desk. That’s right! I think we could all agree that in our business we’re required to spend so much time at our workspace, in front of the computer, that most of us are very meticulous about the layout of our desk. And since, I believe, many of us are “nerds” about organization and productivity, we could probably learn quite a bit from each other’s personal preferences vis-à-vis the arrangement of our respective workspaces. Read on to find out how you can get involved…
news
Tuesday night, April 19, 2010, the Association of Media Composers and Lyricists’ (AMCL) presented their second public meeting concerning the effort to unionize composers and lyricists under the umbrella of the Teamsters Local 399.
Podcast
For our first show of 2010, recording engineer, composer, and SCOREcast contributing editor Randy Knaub fills in at the co-hosting chair for Lee Sanders. Deane and Randy give their Top Gear picks from their trip to the 2010 Winter NAMM Show, and follow up on January’s “Getting the Gig” discussions with their own insights. They also give us a sneak preview of what’s to come in February — a focus on “Competition” during annual awards season.

