What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Film, Television, Web, Multimedia, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles
What is your favorite genre or style of music?
Anything with passion or that provokes the imagination...
Is music your main income source?
Yes!
About Me (Must include at least one paragraph of biographical information about you as a composer) - blank or minimal answers on this line will cause your request to be rejected. Include a link to your website if you have one.
Emboldened by surviving a decade of world travel and ritualistic abuse at the hands of producers, 'Divas' & 3 chord cowboys, Scott began working with local and national filmmakers over the last few years. The winner of a 2010 Silver Telly and 2010 CINE Golden Eagle for his work on the civil rights doc "We Shall Not Be Moved - the Nashville Sit-Ins", Scott has scored movies that have been screened at over two dozen film festivals worldwide; of note, "Sith'D", a short Star Wars spoof, won Best Comedy at Comic-Con (2006), and "Gracie: diary of a coma patient" (2007) received much critical acclaim for Scott's musical score. As the owner of Scootman Music Productions, he's worn many funny hats, all while doing music, audio & voiceover production and sound design work for Scholastic, Documentary Channel, Oxygen Network, Chattem/IcyHot, Ridiculous Software, Enzyte, The Nashville Film Festival, The BAO Way, Vanderbilt Cancer Center, Mobil/Exxon, Ritz-Carlton, CMT, P-K Pictures as well as music for the movie soundtracks of Smart People and London Tango.
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Very nice work from your side. i listen Lost in scene 10. You´ve got the right mood.
The milonga has taken a while for me to get back to it, but I have a theme, so now I need to plot the form and accompaniment; hopefully I can devote more time to it since the kids are back in school
Gracias, mi amigo!
- S
Best
Carlos
Cheers,
Adrian
Thanks a lot for checking that out and your comments! Frankly, I was shocked that it sounded so big. I got lambasted the next day for all those octave doublings, but it came out well nonetheless.
I just saw you post regarding the survey you did - that's amazing! Thanks so much for sharing that. I'll be by later and check out your tunage.
Cheers!
Adrian
Carlos
- S