Film is the biggest if not most collaborative art form we have. It has been argued many times since film has evolved if the director should be the only one taking credit for the “end product” or if it should … Continue reading
I’m truly honored to kickoff the interviews with the talented Markus Johansson! Johansson is the lead vocalist and guitarist for Sylencer. He is endorsed by Jackson Guitars, Charvel Guitars, Gibson Guitars, DR Strings, and Splawn Amplifiers - impressive list if I may say so myself! How … Continue reading
Everything in terms of creativity is defined by your limitation. Your canvas, whether it’s digital, paper, clay, music…..and so on – is completely void and blank until you put your creations upon it. How far you take it is up to you. … Continue reading
In last week’s Sound In Film installment I briefly discussed the translation of the real-world sounds to other mediums. If you haven’t read it yet, you can click here. French critic and composer Michel Chion wrote an excellent book Audio-Vision: Sound on … Continue reading
I touched on this briefly in my last blog post, but I feel like expanding upon this topic. Sound is a sense people generally don’t like confronting- although it’s fascinating. Imagine that we can hear certain articulations of sounds in … Continue reading
Since the booming popularity of apps for smartphones there’s been a lot of creative minds at work to enhance the mobile experience. No matter what your interests are- there is something out there catering to it! There’s apps. that you … Continue reading
This week has been sort of a culture shock and well-just shock in general to me. I’ll share the story in short: basically, it all started the other night(I’d say three nights or so ago) when I decided to create … Continue reading
When I get writer’s block (for composing) I feel like it’s an illness where I desperately need to find a cure. It’s quite strange- for some reason when I have projects for other people or deadlines that need to be … Continue reading