SvenBND

This is from a film project that I did back in 2021. It features 15 live instruments, and a whole lot of work to make it sound like more than 15. Today I decided to come back to it and remix the audio as I was never happy with the original mix.

As part of a project I was to create sound effects for all game actions, and music for the Menu, Intro, 3 levels of Gameplay intensity, Game Win, and Game Over. Here's what I made.

I composed the music based on the video, orchestrated it, prepared the sheet music, and conducted the 32 piece orchestra at the recording session. This is how it turned out.

Just a brief description, not a tutorial

This is a little tutorial I made to show how I use Wwise to integrate music and sound effects into video games. This is a free video game template for use by anyone for just this type of application

The Berklee final for Film2 had us scoring 4 separate scenes of an old silent film. This is the final scene from Cops. I could have properly mocked it up after class was over, but I'm going to move on to some video game videos that I've been putting off.

The Berklee final for Film2 had us scoring 4 separate scenes of an old silent film. This is a slapstick scene from Cops. I could have properly mocked it up after class was over, but I'm going to move on to some video game videos that I've been putting off.

The Berklee final for Film2 had us scoring 4 separate scenes of an old silent film. This is the first chase scene for Cops. I could have properly mocked it up after class was over, but I'm going to move on to some video game videos that I've been putting off.

The Berklee final for Film2 had us scoring 4 separate scenes of an old silent film. This is my opening scene for Cops. I could have properly mocked it up after class was over, but I'm going to move on to some video game videos that I've been putting off.

ooooohhhhh. Scary!!!!!

I am the Composer, Orchestrator, and Conductor for this Piece of music. This was the final recording session as part of the PNWFS program. This is what a typical film recording session looks like.