When it comes to game audio, you can’t get any more experienced than Sam Yang. Sam is the mastermind responsible for first starting Tencent Games’ audio team over ten years ago. He has worked on the audio design and production for nearly 100 games to date, including international hits like Call of Duty: Mobile, Honor […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Daniel Rojas discusses his score and songs for Netflix’s new series Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts
The wait is finally over. Netflix’s much anticipated new original series Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts from DreamWorks Animation drops this week. If it’s anything like DreamWorks’ other hits Trollhunters, Voltron and She-Ra, then viewers are going to need to get comfortable for a five-hour binge session. The Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeast synopsis […]
The Top Ten Film Scores of 2019
Hasitha Fernando on the top ten film scores of 2019… In terms of films both original and otherwise, 2019 proved to be quite a strong one. Although the box-office landscape was largely dominated by a plethora of comic-book films there were a great many creatively inspiring films like Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story, Rian Johnson’s Knives […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Matt Novack on scoring Netflix’s upcoming series Medical Police
We chat with composer Matt Novack about Netflix’s Childrens Hospital spinoff Medical Police… “They’re Cops. They’re Doctors. At the Same Time.” The wait is almost over for Netflix’s Childrens Hospital spinoff, Medical Police, which begins streaming this Friday. The comedy, from the team behind the original series, follows American doctors Lola Spratt (Erinn Hayes) and Owen Maestro […]
Silent Master: The Early Films of Alfred Hitchcock
Gary Collinson examines the silent film career of Alfred Hitchcock… “In many of the films now being made, there is very little cinema: they are mostly what I call ‘photographs of people talking’. When we tell a story in the cinema, we should resort to dialogue only when it’s impossible to do otherwise.” – Alfred […]
Eight Overused Tropes in Mainstream Christmas Movies
Rae Gellel with eight overused tropes in mainstream Christmas movies… A woman falls in love with a mysterious man who is later revealed to be a prince. The future of a family enterprise is dependent on the success of a community Christmas pagent. A woman returns to her quaint home town from the big city, […]
Flickering Myth’s Top Ten Christmas Movies
The Flickering Myth writing team share their top ten Christmas movies… Christmas is upon us! For many people, feeling festive is all about Christmas films. They can easily transport you back to your childhood, to happier times, to memories with your loved ones. If you’re struggling to choose a film to help induce your festive […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Anthony Willis discusses his score for How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming
Every December, there is one thing people can count on seeing on television, the feel good holiday specials and movies. This year is no different with CBS’ A Home for the Holidays with Idina Menzel, FX’s A Christmas Carol, Netflix’s Klaus, Disney+’s Noelle and ABC’s Same Time, Next Christmas to name a few. Another special […]
The Princess and the Frog 10 Years On: Does Disney miss hand drawn animation?
Martin Izzard on Disney’s Princess of the Frog and the shift from hand drawn animation… The closing out of 2019 not only marks the end of a decade but ten years since the release of The Princess and the Frog, an animated movie that was supposed to reignite the studio’s use of hand drawn animation. […]
FrightFest Presents Review – Hell Is Where the Home Is (2018)
Hell Is Where the Home Is, 2018. Directed by Orson Oblowitz. Starring Angela Trimbur, Janel Parrish, Jonathan Howard, Fairuza Balk, Zach Avery, and Sebastian Sozzi. SYNOPSIS: Two couples renting a remote holiday home let in a stranger to call for help after her car breaks down, leading to a night of violence and terror. Just […]
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