Posts From Dan Moore
Composer Matt Novack on scoring Childrens Hospital spin-off Medical Police
Saving the world from a deadly virus, no big deal for Lola Spratt (Erinn Hayes) and Owen Maestro (Rob Huebel). In Netflix’s new series, Medical Police, Hayes and Huebel not
Creating the score for Tencent’s game, Honor of Kings (video)
Ahead of Honor of Kings Original Game Soundtrack Vol. 1 being digitally released this Saturday by Unisonar, we have a behind-the-scenes video to share with you on how the game’s
DC Super Hero Girls Composer explains how to create themes fit for super heroes
With larger than life characters such as Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Bumblebee and Supergirl all in one animated series (DC Super Hero Girls), a score that matches these over-the-top personas is
Composer Guillaume Roussel discusses creating eclectic score for Syfy’s Happy!
Season 2 of Syfy’s Happy! is back this week and promises to be just as outrageous as Season 1. Nick Sax and Happy are back together and instead of a
Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures: Composer Ryan Shore discusses score to animated series & more
After reading Ryan Shore’s resume, one can’t help but be impressed. The Emmy and Grammy-nominated composer has scored everything from video games, documentaries, TV series, films and VR projects. 2019
Preview the music from tonight’s Deadly Class finale
The Deadly Class season one finale titled ‘Sink with California’ airs tonight on Syfy, but before then we wanted to share with you two exclusive tracks from the episode. The
Fighting with My Family composer Vik Sharma discusses scoring for WWE Superstar Paige
With a Rotten Tomato score of 91%, it’s safe to say that Fighting with My Family (MGM/Channel 4/Seven Bucks/WWE Studios production) is living up to fan and critic expectations. If
Scoring Escape Room, an interview with composer John Carey
Columbia Pictures’ Escape Room continued to impress at the box office over the holiday weekend, finishing with an additional $6.8 million for a total of $42.2 million so far. It’s expected to
Composer Christian Wibe on scoring WWE Studios’ The Marine 6: Close Quarters
For those of you who don’t know, the first The Marine film was released back in 2006 and starred John Cena, Robert Patrick and Kelly Carlson. The film follows a
Actress Alexandra Harris discusses her latest film, All Light Will End
With titles such as Hellraiser: Judgement, Murder in the First and I’m Dying Up Here on her resume, actress Alexandra Harris was more than equipped to take on the role
Chance6 Studios’ horror video game ‘COLINA: Legacy’ getting official score release
Chance6 Studios’ horror video game COLINA: Legacy was released last month for Steam, and now the game’s score by composers Matthew Carl Earl and Jason Walsh of Hexany Audio is
Composer Pat Irwin discusses Rocko’s Modern Life, The Good Cop & More
Nickelodeon’s animated show Rocko’s Modern Life was a staple for a lot of kids in the mid-’90s and over the years has even garnered a new generation of viewers through
Behind the Music: An Interview with SuperMansion Composer Kurt Oldman
The stop-motion animated series SuperMansion first premiered in 2013 as a quarter-hour pilot for Adult Swim, under the original name Übermansion. It then had a name change and moved to
Interview: Composer Jared Faber discusses scoring Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
Last September when Warner Bros. Animation announced it was making a Teen Titans Go! feature film, fans immediately began to count down when they would see the beloved Robin, Starfire,
Costume Designer Giovanni Lipari discusses his original designs for AMC’s Into the Badlands
AMC’s post-apocalyptic drama Into the Badlands is known for many things, one of them being the show’s colorful and evocative costumes. Between the Widow’s ever-changing weekly wardrobe that fans have
Behind the music of Hey Arnold! with Composer Jim Lang, plus unheard tracks from Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie
Hey Arnold! continues to entertain both kids and adults with a whole new generation now discovering the show with the recent release of full-length feature Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie.
Composer Jim Dooley on creating the original score for Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events (interview)
Having previously worked with director/producer Barry Sonnenfeld on ABC’s forensic fairytale Pushing Daisies, it only made sense when Sonnenfeld asked composer Jim Dooley to score the second season of Netflix’s
Interview: Composer Geoff Zanelli discusses Squadron 42 and Traffik scores
Fifteen years ago composers were compartmentalized into video game composers, film composers, television composers and commercial composers, but in recent years those labels have gone out the door. One reason
Composing duo WAZ-Jackson talks scoring upcoming Life Sentence and Youth & Consequences
With shows such as Rush Hour, Undateable, Surviving Jack and the comedy Cougar Town under their belts, husband-wife composing duo Waz and Jamie Jackson, known as WAZ-Jackson, are no strangers
Video game composer Matthew Carl Earl discusses ‘Arena of Valor’ score & more
If you like MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) games and have never heard of Tencent’s Arena of Valor, more than likely you will very soon. Arena of Valor was only
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