Showing posts with label film music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film music. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 May 2009

La Producer: Viva la musica!


(Coco de Mer Earrings designed by La Producer)

Hello!

Right, as you can see, this week, we have been focusing a lot on the editing and post production process of making a film, and I particularly enjoyed the last vlog from El Director.

Further to these vlogs and blogs, I wanted to look at the importance of music in a film. For myself, music, is like chilli sauce with my meals - incomplete. The same goes for the music in Caution, Wet Paint.

Nick Peck is the man behind the CWP music, and if you have not heard his compositions for CWP already, then you need to watch one of our CWP Dance webisodes and feel the music!!

Caution, Wet Paint The Movie, is all about having fun, so forget the blues and listen to this: CLICK HERE xoxo

La Producer xx

Friday, 12 September 2008

The Ingredients of Caution Wet Paint 5: The Music

Oh yes, for us, it is all about the music! As you can see from yesterday's video we love to boogey away, and for us it is the music that moves us. It moves us to give as well as to receive! More than anything else, the music of Caution Wet Paint makes us the comedy that we are. For where else do you find Bollywood, Kung Fu and of course, plenty of milk?

So, for the final and most vital ingredient of CWP look no further than our own musical delights on offer:



Enjoy!

Monday, 9 June 2008

Music to "the Gift" Pt.3

For those of you who have managed to stay awake during the last two installments, here is the final scintillating part of my documentary on "the Gift"...

Its a very brief overview of the recording, sequencing and mixing process. Sorry if its a bit garbled, I had a lot to try and fit in!


I'm afraid my work on this will have to be put on hold for a few days as I have a recording coming up with my "real" jazz ensemble, but hopefully we'll have a finished movie for you in a week or so...

PS. The VST synth you see in the video is WIVI, produced by Wallander Instruments and comes with el Maestro's recommendations. The woodwind and brass modules are v. expressive with lots of scope for nuance.

El Maestro