Congratulations to 4EM composer JoAnne Harris who scored the short film “Time Travel Boy“. The film was accepted into this summer’s Long Island International Film Expo, where it will make its debut on July 18th.
But wait, there’s more!
JoAnne was also accepted to participate in this years ASCAP/NYU film scoring workshop which takes place later this month.
Many congratulations JoAnne, we look forward to the next big thing!
We are excited to announce that “Johnny Baseball” (music by 4EM head composer and founder Rob Reale) will be read at “Village Theatre Festival of New Musicals” in Issaquah, Washington this coming August.
Producers are currently planning additional readings, workshops, and productions en route to a New York production in 2013 or early 2014.
Congratulations to Rob, Willie Reale (lyrics), and Richard Dresser (book)!
A warm congratulations to 4EM composer Chris Hajian, who scored the music for the film “First Position”, which was released in New York theatres on May 4th.
The film will be released nationwide on May 11th.
Rob Reale, head composer and founder of 4 Elements Music, will be moderating a panel this evening on film score workflow optimization. The panelists are David Wolfert, a Grammy and Emmy nominated composer and songwriter, and technology guru (slash 4EM composer!) Shane Koss, whose Alto Music showroom is frequented by composers and engineers alike. David and Shane will be discussing several current studio software favorites (including Kontakt, Vienna Instruments Library, Logic and ProTools), plug-in tips and tricks, and how to work quickly while staying light on CPU.
The panel is presented by the New York branch of the Society of Composers and Lyricists. For SCL members the panel is free, non-members $25 and students $10. RSVP is required; if you are a non-member, please send an email at rsvp@TheSCL.com with the subject line “SCL NY RSVP Apr23 WORKFLOW” to confirm your attendance.
MODERN SCORE WORKFLOW: Indie Films And Beyond
with composer DAVID WOLFERT AND technology guru SHANE KOSS
Moderated by composer ROB REALE
Monday, April 23, 7-9 PM
Goodpenny Studios, 152 W. 25th, NYC
Congratulations to 4EM composer Chris Hajian, who recently scored the feature length documentary Unraveled. The film presents an intimate portrait of Marc Dreier, a Manhattan lawyer awaiting sentencing (and potential life imprisonment) for the embezzlement of hundreds of millions from hedge funds and investors. Spurred by unchecked narcissism and greed, Marc Dreier’s criminal history is just one of many among the financial elite of New York City.
The film is showing at the Village East Cinema until the end of next week, and there will be Q&As with the film’s producer after the 7:40 screening on Friday, and the 5:20 screening on Saturday/Sunday.
A warm congratulations to 4EM composer Michael Benoit, who has recently completed a new composition for concert band called “Supernova”. It was written for the Beverly, MA High School Concert Band, and is dedicated to the band’s director, Ray Novack, who is retiring this year. The piece will be premiered in May at the band’s Spring concert, but it will also be performed when the band travels to Philadelphia to compete with other high school bands in the Northeast.
Stellar work, Michael!
Congratulations to Alexandra Hampton, who recently released her debut album entitled “Origin”!
You can find more information and sample the album on her website here.