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Ep 56: Stop Waiting for Perfection – Crafting a Film Score with Kennoniah Dean Bellile
Composer Kennoniah Dean Bellile joins the show today to help us understand the process behind scoring a film. He goes into depth on how he approaches it and what he is trying to accomplish with his musical choices.
Are you like me when it comes to film scores? You love them but you really don't know the process behind creating the music that goes so beautifully with the moving pictures we see on screen. I have a musical background but it still seems like a daunting task. Music adds so much but it can also destroy a film if it doesn’t evoke the right emotions.
Kennoniah is here to shed light on the mystery of putting music to film. He also offers great advice for all filmmakers such as letting go of the need to be perfect so you can be good.
Are you like me when it comes to film scores? You love them but you really don't know the process behind creating the music that goes so beautifully with the moving pictures we see on screen. I have a musical background but it still seems like a daunting task. Music adds so much but it can also destroy a film if it doesn’t evoke the right emotions.
Kennoniah is here to shed light on the mystery of putting music to film. He also offers great advice for all filmmakers such as letting go of the need to be perfect so you can be good.
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Composer Kennoniah Dean Bellile joins the show today to help us understand the process behind scoring a film. He goes into depth on how he approaches it and what he is trying to accomplish with his musical choices.
Are you like me when it comes to film scores? You love them but you really don't know the process behind creating the music that goes so beautifully with the moving pictures we see on screen. I have a musical background but it still seems like a daunting task. Music adds so much but it can also destroy a film if it doesn’t evoke the right emotions.
Kennoniah is here to shed light on the mystery of putting music to film. He also offers great advice for all filmmakers such as letting go of the need to be perfect so you can be good.
Are you like me when it comes to film scores? You love them but you really don't know the process behind creating the music that goes so beautifully with the moving pictures we see on screen. I have a musical background but it still seems like a daunting task. Music adds so much but it can also destroy a film if it doesn’t evoke the right emotions.
Kennoniah is here to shed light on the mystery of putting music to film. He also offers great advice for all filmmakers such as letting go of the need to be perfect so you can be good.