‘Gravity’ composer explains how he created music for a soundless vacuum Whether you prefer Stanley Kubrick’s judicious use of classical music in 2001: A Space Odyssey or Vangelis’ disembodied electronica in Blade Runner, there’s no denying the importance of a good soundtrack in elevating a sci-fi movie to cult status. The latest candidate for such a prized spot in film lore is Gravity, which is just hitting cinemas now amid widespread critical acclaim. The composer of its soundtrack is Steven Price, who most recently authored the nostalgic soundscapes of The World’s End. Steven has sat down for a pair of spoiler-free interviews in the buildup to the movie’s release, explaining some of the background for how he got the job and the close working relationship he had with director Alfonso Cuarón. Both men… Continue reading… Follow @DailyTechWhip Read the full article here The post ‘Gravity’ composer explains how he created music for a soundless vacuum appeared first on Daily Tech Whip. bit.ly/1a5jvdB bit.ly/1asA18q
Posted on: Fri, 04 Oct 2013 08:03:31 +0000
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