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Sundance 2012: Rodriguez
When Rodriguez took the stage to perform at BMI’s 8th annual Sundance Snowball, he was every bit the awe-inspiring rock poet first introduced in his 1970’s recordings. The only difference is now, everyone knows it. Born in 1942 in Detroit to Mexican immigrants, Sixto Diaz Rodriguez released his first single in 1967, and followed with two albums on Sussex/A&M, 1970’s Cold Fact and the following year’s Coming…
From News, posted 2.01.12
BMI Bids Farewell to Outstanding Sundance 2012
The 2012 Sundance Film Festival was once again filled with premieres of awe-inspiring work by BMI composers, along with signature BMI events that have become annual favorites. The highly anticipated BMI composer/director roundtable, “Music & Film: The Creative Process,” took place on Wednesday, January 24. Focusing on the relationship between composer and director, the panel is a cornerstone discussion at the festival on the role of music in film. Panelists…
From News, posted 1.28.12
Sundance 2012 Blog: Keaton Simons
I've always had a special connection to Sundance because my late grandpa David Rayfiel and festival founder Robert Redford were extremely close friends and associates. My grandpa David wrote The Way We Were, Three Days of the Condor, Out Of Africa, and many other films starring Redford. Admittedly this is where I switch from associating Sundance with film and start thinking of music and friends. The last time I attended…
From Blog, posted 1.25.12
Sundance 2012 Blog: Miriam Cutler
The Sundance excitement starts from the moment I get the phone call from my director that we will be premiering at Sundance – especially if we have actually finished the film in time. Even though I’ve had a number of films here over the years, every time is like the first – especially at the premiere screening with an audience full of anticipation. And there’s no better movie audience than at Sundance, especially for…
From Blog, posted 1.23.12
Sundance 2012 Blog: Doreen Ringer Ross
For me, the Sundance Film Festival always begins at LAX. The first person I saw when I stepped out of the taxi at the Delta terminal was one of my favorite singer/songwriters, Keaton Simons. He was there along with his girlfriend, music publicist Laura Goldfarb, his mother Eliza and his stepfather actor Eric Roberts. Keaton played our BMI Snowball several years ago. He’s crazy talented and a…
From Blog, posted 1.22.12
Sundance 2012 Blog: Michael Bacon
I'm on my way to Park City in support of the documentary Slavery by Another Name that I scored. It focuses on a hideous part of our history that is unknown to most of us. I've been to Park City seven times now-four times for Sundance screening events and three for concerts with my band, the Bacon Brothers, at the Arts Center. Oxygen is readily…
From Blog, posted 1.19.12
BMI Presents Annual Composer/Director Roundtable at Sundance 2012
BMI and the Sundance Film Festival will present the 14th annual Composer/Director Roundtable and 10th annual Snowball during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, slated for January 19-29 in Park City, Utah. Entitled “Music & Film: The Creative Process,” BMI’s roundtable will take place on Wednesday, January 25 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sundance House presented by HP (638 Park Avenue). The Snowball – also on Wednesday, January…
From News, posted 1.12.12
Sundance Composers Lab Wraps in Utah
Fabian Almazan, Kristen Baum, Michael Cudahy, Philip Klein, Luke Rothschild and Jacob Shea are now officially alumni of the Sundance Institute’s prestigious Composers Lab at the Sundance Resort in Utah. In mid-through-late July, the six composers were immersed in the two-week Lab as Fellows and were mentored by established BMI composers Christopher Young, George S. Clinton, Harry Gregson-Williams,
From News, posted 8.11.11
Sundance Institute Taps Six Fellows for 2011 Film Composers Lab
Six composers have been selected as Fellows for the Sundance Composers Lab, currently underway at the Sundance Resort in Utah. The 2011 Composers Lab Fellows are Fabian Almazan, Kristen Baum, Michael Cudahy, Philip Klein, Luke Rothschild and Jacob Shea. During the two-week lab, Fellows participate in workshops and creative exercises under the guidance of the industry’s leading film composers and film music professionals. The Composers Lab Fellows also…
From News, posted 7.21.11
Sundance 2011 Diary: Tamara Conniff
Exclusive Blog: Seven Days in Music: Sundance Edition Time to take a look at what happened in the music biz – for the week ending Jan 28 it was all about Sundance, composers, new artist Allen Stone, and indie band Holy Water Buffalo. This week was all about Sundance for me. I turned a blind eye to the continued lay-offs in recorded music,…
From Blog, posted 1.28.11
Recent Park City events
| Jan 29 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 28 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 27 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 26 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 25 2012 | 14th Annual Composer/Director Roundtable @ Sundance: Park City, UT |
| Jan 25 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 24 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 23 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 22 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
| Jan 21 2012 | Sundance Film Festival - Park City, UT |
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