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The critical importance of silence in film scoring

April 8, 2009

One of the most consistently underrated elements in music is the lack of any music at all – complete silence. It’s a bad habit we composers have. When presented with a void, we feel obliged to fill it with notes…. Read more »

Don’t be afraid to throw a bad idea away

March 5, 2009

Sometimes, you just need to know when to throw a cue in the garbage and start from scratch. We as composers have this universal complex — we think we’re only capable of having ONE single good idea, especially when we’re… Read more »