This entry is the first in what I hope will become a continuing series of interviews with industry professionals. Rather than comprehensive, career-spanning interviews, I will focus on one project or aspect of a person’s career that relates to an experience of my own. Loyal readers can enjoy in-depth detail, and I have the chance to learn something professionally valuable. The format will be unusual, since half the blog will be interview and the rest my own experiences and inevitable opinions. But the interviews will be easy to spot if you want to scan ahead to the pearls of wisdom from people far more knowledgeable than myself.
For this first interview, I’m thrilled to have spoken with renowned composer Bruce Broughton. I’ve loved Bruce’s work ever since I was a kid, when I first heard his knock-out scores for Young Sherlock Holmes and Silverado. The latter project, combined with his brilliant work for Tombstone, instigated my life-long love affair with classic Westerns and their scores. […]
