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From Score To Screen: Sequencers, Scores And Second ThoughtsThe New Film Scoring Process
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From Score To Screen: Sequencers, Scores And Second ThoughtsThe New Film Scoring Process

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"This is an invaluable and extremely important book for any aspiring composer seeking a career as a film composer."

 
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Product Details
Author:Sonny Kompanek
Paperback:192 pages
Publisher:Schirmer Trade Books
Publication Date:September 01, 2004
ISBN:0825673089
Package Length:9.7 inches
Package Width:7.0 inches
Package Height:0.5 inches
Package Weight:0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews

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2 of 4 found the following review helpful:

3Overall: good  Jan 03, 2007
This is a good overview book of film music. I own and have read a variety of these types of books, and this holds pretty well. However, i would suggest the Berklee Press book by Richard Davis as well.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

5Rock-solid advice from someone whose been there  Jun 26, 2006
An excellent book that takes it's title quite literally - From Score to Screen. This book DOES NOT teach you how to write a score, rather it assumes that you have a computer-sequenced score written and are now converting that midi mockup into a full orchestral recording in a professional recording studio with a large orchestra and several helper professionals to assist you. As such, this book does a wonderful job in covering, very specifically, the nuts and bolts of part extraction, conducting ,and just what all those helper professionals at the session (copyist, orchestrator, mixer) do. Although, obviously, I have never gone through this process, this certainly seems like rock-solid advice from someone whose been there (repeatedly).

3 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE & A CONFIDENCE BUILDER  Mar 31, 2006
This book offers a great start to anyone who has questions about film scoring - whether you're just curious or taking things quite seriously this book provides some very good insight. I currently don;t have the luxury of taking classes for Film Scoring and it is clear that Sonny Kompanek is a great teacher. Realistic, straightforward yet positive & hopeful - he provides some words of encouragement to those aspiring to break into this field as well as "cold hard facts."

Great Book!

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

5Informative, practical, and thoughtful.  Apr 27, 2005
Having just started in the business of writing music for film and television, I needed a new book to walk me through the practical aspects of film scoring. This book accomplishes that, and more. It goes through the step by step process by which a contemporary film composer can get work, interact with a director, creatively write a score, edit and tweak it, and record it in a studio environment. It's well written, very communicative, and has already helped me figure out where to go to drum up business, and how to write music for film quickly and confidently. I recommend this book for anyone who wants to write music for film and T.V.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

5Extremely useful real world advice.  Oct 28, 2004
This is a wonderful book for anyone who is interested in the art of film scoring. "From Score to Screen" contains an abundance of great advice for beginning film scorers as well as composers who are more established. Topics include: score preparation and how to make the live orchestra session run smoothly, as well as advice and tips on converting a midi mockup to a full orchestra recording. Great insight from an expert.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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