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Well that's pretty conclusive. Reminds me of a friend of mine who as the manager of a five star hotel was called in as a witness on a counterfeit money case. Some guests tried to pay the bill with the dodgy foreign money. The lawyer for the counterfeiter tried to discredit my friend by asking...

Good luck Graeme.

It's a great shame. She must have been quite tortured to be so self destructive. It's a sad thing for her family, friends and fans. She looked really healthy when she first broke but the last few years were like watching a sad train wreck.

Man I loved Thunderbirds as a kid. It was on TV at 6am six days a week and was the way I started my day.

I love the fact that once a month someone seems to post a thread with this sentiment.

Is it purely a sound quality problem you're talking about? You need a good pre-amp. You need a good soundcard. You need good monitoring speakers. If you are putting a mic in front of those amps you need a decent mic. For acoustic guitars you need a more than decent mic and careful mic...

Looks great. Creates an excellent impression.

I’m not sure of the mainstream places you are talking about but royalties are not complicated unless those companies are making up their own license rules. You should be able to get licensed music without having to pay recurring costs. Royalties for music in film and TV are paid by the...

Why royalty free? Royalties to a composer do not come out of the film makers pocket.

Red Dragon. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289765/ Fantastic film and an awesome score from Danny Elfman Anthony Hopkins, Edward Norton, Philip Seymour Hoffmann. Big thumbs up.

Maybe it just doesn't know the words?

I use a program called Super. It's free and seems to convert anything to anything. http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html

And also have a look at Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

There is a fantastic Hitchcock film called Rope with only a few characters all set in one room. In fact there are very few edits. I think the edits happen every eight minutes or so because that was the limit of film in a camera.

It says on their website they stopped dealing with sync licenses in 2002. http://www.harryfox.com/public/WhatdoesHFAdo.jsp

And chances are they will be signed to a publisher and you will need to deal with them.

You can cover any song you like and release it for sale as long as the proper royalties are paid ( no permission needed) but as soon as you sync it up to your movie you need a sync license. No need to contact the record company because you are not wanting to obtain rights to the original...

Zensteve has said it twice and I'm going to make it thrice. Either give this DP the director credit or spend a few $ and book 30 min with an entertainment Lawyer and find out your rights from a professional.

Bang on Alcove. For me the thing that separates a good director from a bad director is the ability to be decisive. Harmonica44. The answer for you depends on the plot and the pace of the action and edit but from what you've described I would go with faster paced music that climaxed with slower...

I think there will be many people out there who are a good fit for a budget jazz film score. Since I think you're still writing the script you hve a long time to find this person. If I were you I'd be looking for someone with a jazz background looking for film scoring experience. There are so...