Roundtable Discussion: Music and Film, the Creative Process

What goes into creating a successful film score? What makes for an effective director–composer relationship? We partner filmmakers and the composers they work with to answer these and other questions in this inspired roundtable discussion moderated by Doreen Ringer Ross, BMI vice president of film/TV relations. Panelists include Abel Korzeniowski (composer) and Randy Moore (director) of Escape from Tomorrow; Dustin O’Halloran (composer) and Drake Doremus (director) of Breathe In; Miriam Cutler (composer), and Michèle Stephenson and Joe Brewster (directors) of American Promise; Ilan Eshkeri (composer) and Jerusha Hess (director) of Austenland; Ludwig Goransson (composer) and Ryan Coogler (director) of Fruitvale; Craig Wedren (composer) and Jill Soloway (director) of Afternoon Delight; Mark De Gli Antoni (composer) and Roger Ross Williams (director) of God Loves Uganda; Gary Lionelli (composer) and Robert Stone (director) of Pandora’s Promise; Marco d’Ambrosio (composer) and Jacob Kornbluth (director) of Inequity for All; Rob Simonsen (composer) and James Ponsoldt (director) of The Spectacular Now;and Mark Isham (composer lab advisor), Blake Neely (composer lab advisor), and Peter Golub (composer and director of Sundance Composers Lab). This event is open to all Festival credential holders and the general public as space permits.

Credits

Doreen Ringer Ross
Panelist
Abel Korzeniowski
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Randy Moore
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Dustin O'Halloran
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Drake Doremus
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Miriam Cutler
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Michele Stephenson
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Joe Brewster
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Ilan Eshkeri
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Jerusha Hess
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Ludwig Goransson
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Craig Wedren
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Joey Soloway
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Mark De Gli Antoni
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Roger Ross Williams
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Gary Lionelli
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Robert Stone
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Marco D'Ambrosio
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Jacob Kornbluth
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Rob Simonsen
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James Ponsoldt
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Mark Isham
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Blake Neely
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Peter Golub
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Ryan Coogler
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