What's OnMusic in Film and TV: Raindance panel discussion at Vue Piccadilly
Part of a series of thought-provoking Raindance Film Festival events, Tony Morris chairs a panel, including music supervisors and composers at Vue Piccadilly.- Dates 19/09/2019 - 19/09/2019
- Location Vue Piccadilly, 19 Regent St St James's, SW1Y 4LR
- Price £12.00
Whether it’s an original commissioned soundtrack or licensing a classic Bowie track, filmmakers need to understand certain key principles before synching the music during post-production.From 10.30am - 12pm at Vue Piccadilly on Thursday 19th September 2019, join Tony Morris as he chairs a panel, including music supervisors and composers, discussing how filmmakers at every level can properly use music in their productions.The full list of pannelists:
- Ian Neil, Sony Music
- Christian Siddell, Sync Music, Red and Bear Music Group Ltd
- Ben Beladi, Producer, Post-Production, composer and founder of Stamp Audio
- Steve Tait, Composer for film and television
- Chair: Tony Morris, solicitor, consultant to Swan Turton LLP
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