Christopher Drake interview
Remember there are NO RULES or “one” path to being a composer. ~ Christopher Drake
Timothy Michael Wynn interview
Try to have a good attitude about life. The ups and downs, the joys and tragedies are in store for us all eventually. ~ Timothy Michael Wynn
Saro Sahihi / Soundbits interview
Love your job. I think it’s very hard to work in creative business when you don’t love what you do. ~ Saro Sahihi
Mikkel Nielsen interview
Working together with other soundies, either going through movies and spotting sfx, brainstorming on sculpting the movies feel and soul in sound, or being on recording sessions with other people inspires me a lot. ~ Mikkel Nielsen
David Benjamin Steinberg interview
Try to take risks with the work and don’t over think the money. Some things are going to pay well, others not so much. ~ David Benjamin Steinberg
Paul Englishby interview
Write every day. Build your musical muscles and gain musical vocabulary. ~ Paul Englishby
Emilio Kauderer interview
I highly encourage other composers not to stop creating in between projects. ~ Emilio Kauderer
Matthew Llewellyn interview
Be patient, have thick skin, and don’t be afraid to ask for help if you really need it. ~ Matthew Llewellyn
Jeff Russo interview
Oliver Sadie interviews Jeff Russo, composer of Fargo.
Heikki Kossi interview
Hit the pit! Be open for every film. Love each film you are working with. Be open to people and different stories. Respect the people you are working with and the stories.