Filmmakers: Get the Best Music for Your Movie

Learn directly from composer and producer Christopher Lennertz, who’s first breakout score on Alvin and the Chipmunks grossed over $360 million worldwide, and who has worked on such films as Rush Hour 1 & 2, Horrible Bosses 1 & 2, Ride Along 1 & 2 and Think Like A Man Too.

Filmmakers – in pre-production you went through somewhere around 75 revisions of the script… your 8 day shoot turned into 12… you had to cut a few scenes… but, you got the shots. Now, you’re in post. You’re combing through footage, the edit bay is in full overdrive and then you realize… you need music.

You didn’t budget for this, or, maybe you did and thought it would be easy, but there’s an awakening when you realize that without music, you’re missing the heart and the soul of the film. Where do you start to find music for your film? How do you communicate what you want and find the right composer? With so many options such as score, source or original, how do you know what is worth investing in? How does the process work so everyone is pleased with the product? In this webinar Chris will go over all this and more.

Composers – keep in mind that each filmmaker that needs music will have dozens of composers vying for their attention. Realizing that filmmakers go through a vigorous process before they get to post will help you understand their process. This can help you be a better and more marketable composer. This webinar will be invaluable insight into both the filmmaker’s side and the composer’s side.

Exclusive to Stage 32 we bring you an incredible Next Level Webinar with Producer and Composer Christopher Lennertz (Ride Along 1 & 2, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Horrible Bosses, Ride Along and Think Like A Man Too.) Chris will educate you as a filmmaker on how to find the best music for your film.  In this on-demand webinar, which is available for immediate download, Chris will cover topics for you such as how to find the right composer, examining the relationship between the composer and filmmaker, exploring the different job responsibilities of the scoring world, and hopefully enlightening you with some tips and tricks about each step of the scoring process to make your job as a filmmaker easier.