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Random suggestion: If you're looking for young, talented composers, go to the IMDb page for a movie or show whose score you like, and contact the *additional music composers.* They're young, they're hungry, you already like their work, and they're waaaaay cheaper than the person with the main...

Sent you a message, but my profile is showing that I've sent 0 messages...Weird! If you didn't get it, email me at AlexRugerMusic@gmail.com and we can talk more.

Absolutely, that was the goal! :D Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed.

(or more, if you swing that way) http://www.alexruger.com/#deadmetaphors If you're in Los Angeles, I'm going to be performing it live to picture at ArcoVert, an independent film music festival, on December 5th. Enjoy!

Excellent point. That's exactly why I almost never agree to let any music that I wrote during the script stage in to the film (any recordings, I mean…obviously the ideas generated during the script stage will hopefully inform the actual score). The one crucial element that's missing when writing...

I'm glad you like the podcast! We're just getting going. We plan on doing sync'd-up discussions with films (like the "parent" podcast on the site, What Are You Doing Movie?) and inviting some guest composers on. I think you're taking a great approach (piano-led, urban twist). As a composer...

Agree with pretty much all that has been said so far. To expand on what Walter was saying…one thing about being a leader (and that is what you're doing) is that one of the more crucial skills to master is how to make people do what they already want to do. These people might legitimately want...

Hey now, it halfway makes sense if you read the whole sentence :D :D

Chesseandachallenge (great name, btw), what browser are you on? I tested my link and it's looking good. There is a video directly underneath the audio player for the podcast, but you should be seeing a box with an audio player. I linked to the page so that the the correct episode is immediately...

Hi all, First "real" post here. I'm a composer, and I have a podcast with three other guys (two of which are other composers) about filmscoring. In one particular episode, we hit upon what I think is pretty valuable information for filmmakers: first, how one might go about getting in to film...

Hey everyone! I'm a composer living in LA. This seems like a pretty great forum so I'm stoked to be here.