Bjarte Ludvigsen interview
Always max out your potential. Focus on what you are good at and make that your best skill. Try to be innovative instead of just technical and think out of the box.
Red Ochsenbein interview
Find something you really love doing. If you found it, stick to it no matter how crazy it might seem. Just do whatever makes you happy… Every second lost is lost forever, you never get it back.
Soundiron interview
We want people to dig in and explore our instruments to find new ways of using them and new sonic potential in them that we haven’t yet imagined.
Jonas Frederik interview
Creating opportunities for yourself like contacting up-and-coming film directors can do wonders for your career if they like what you do, so keep at it, and keep creating music, demos and stuff people can listen to.
Rob Pottorf interview – 1st place in CG2 contest
You can never give up and you have to believe in yourself when no one else will. You can have all of the talent and chops in the world, but you have to be prepared to eat macaroni & cheese 3 times a day, live in a roach infested apt and accept rejection with dignity.
Samy Shbib interview
Learn how to market yourself! I can't stress how important it is to let people know that you exist.
Stephan Römer interview
Work hard, never rest on your oars, listen, constantly work on your skills, never give up because sometimes opportunities arise by coincidence and always be your toughest critic.
Elspeth Eastman interview
Don’t use the words “epic” or “emotional” in your music titles – not everyone will think your music is epic or emotional, so give your songs a unique title people will remember.
Marc Lawson interview
I find that the composer and sound design community is one of the most supportive I have seen in the music world. Get engaged in that community and you will find everything you need.
Sample Logic interview
Always approach things with the idea: what can I do, or what can be done, not what can’t. We say, “don’t tell me what it can’t do, tell me what it can!”