Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts

Wednesday 24 August 2022

How to Compose Music for Film and TV

1. Music Composition Basics

Music composition is the process of composing original pieces of music for use in films, TV shows, video games and commercials etc. There are many different ways to go about composing music for these types of projects. One way is to start with a theme and then write variations on that theme. Another method is to start with a mood and chord progressions and then write melodies that fit that mood. A third option is to start with a scene and then write a melody that fits that scene.

2. Film Scoring Basics

Film scoring is the process of writing original music for use in movies. In order to do this properly, you need to understand how sound works in film. Sound in film is created using two primary methods: recording and editing. Recording refers to capturing sounds directly onto tape or digital audio files. Editing refers to manipulating those recordings to create the final product.

3. Writing for Film

Writing for film involves taking a script, or working with the visuals and breaking down each scene with the film director to discuss his or her musical vision. This is known as the 'spotting session'. Each character 'could' have their own unique musical motif. What's important is that the music supports or accentuates any dialogue or emotional context.

4. Orchestration

Orchestrating means arranging various instruments together to make a complete piece of music. When orchestrating, keep in mind that each instrument has its own range of pitch and volume. You'll want to find a balance between the instruments' ranges and volumes and balance them harmonically and tonally.

5. Mixing

Mixing is the process of combining several tracks of recorded music into one cohesive track. You'll want to listen to the finished mix and make any necessary adjustments before sending it off.

6. Recording Studio Basics

The recording studio is where the actual recording takes place. Studios vary in size, equipment, and cost. However, no matter what type of studio you choose, you'll need to know how to operate it or have an engineer on hand.

7. Post-Production Basics

Post-production is the process of making changes to a completed project after it has been mixed and mastered. This includes things like adding special effects, changing the length of a song, or adding additional vocals.


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Wednesday 15 March 2017

Film and TV Composer - Showreel

JON BROOKS - Film and TV Music Composer - Showreel

Click on the links below to watch and listen to the demos, thank you!

ADVERTS (TV / CINEMA)
BOUNTY “Massage” BBDO Moscow (Dir. Henry Ooi)
MALAYSIA AIRLINES “Independence” Leo Burnett (Dir. Al Isaac)
PROTON Satria Neo “Desire” TBWA Malaysia (Dir. Brad Hogarth)
PETRONAS “Racer” M&C Saatchi (Reservoir Productions)
UAE “Raise the Flag” (Dir. Anwar Al Amin)
SILVERSTONE “The Science of Full Contact” Euro RSCG (Dir. Brian Lucknasuwan)
UAE “Hot Air Balloon” (Dir. Anwar Al Amin)

ANIMATION:

SONGS:
Ghost (Ben Gerrard) (Private link)

INSTRUMENTALS:
Stone Cold (Electronic Acoustic Instrumental)
Cosmic Butterflies (Electronic Music)
Seventh Heaven (Relaxing Music)
Believe In Me (Violin and Orchestra)
James Bond (Pastiche) (007 Style Music)
Malaysia Truly Asia (Suruling and Orchestra)

ORCHESTRAL MUSIC (Dramatic/Epic):
Army of Doom (Epic Orchestral Music)
Beyond (Dramatic Orchestral Music)
The Confrontation (Trailer Music)
Once Upon A Time (Disney Style Music)
Metamorphosis (Orchestral Instrumental)
New World (Dramatic Orchestral Music)

CORPORATE VIDEOS:

Tuesday 21 February 2017

WWF World Wildlife Fund - Aquaculture (Instrumental Music) - Jon Brooks Music Composer



Music by Jon Brooks - WWF Aquaculture (Instrumental Music).
Jon Brooks Logo Artwork by Amanda Bradbury.

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Aquaculture is an important industry. Unsustainable development of aquaculture causes a negative impact, especially towards the environment and the local community. Because of this, WWF has developed the Aquaculture Improvement Program (AIP) to help aquaculture farmers to improve their aquaculture practices; to be greener and more sustainable. World Wildlife Fund Corporate Video.

Friday 20 May 2016

Whoosh Sound Effect Download - Woosh SFX

Whoosh Sound Effect Download - Woosh SFX


Cinematic and dramatic whoosh sound effect with a low deep rumble combined with a high sfx atmospheric shimmering flutter with reverberation. Perfect for a medium to fast paced transition, impact hit, video game, title, swoosh, trailer, swish or presentation.

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