21 June 2013 8:48 PM, PDT | SCOREcastOnline.com | See recent SCOREcastOnline.com news »
Deane and Brian discuss changes in the film industry as described in recent comments by titan directors Steven Spielberg and George Lucas and how such changes could potentially affect composers. They also talk through an emerging issue surrounding Bmi and Ascap and how PROs are working to keep companies like Pandora paying musicians what they are rightfully owed. Finally, the boys take a look at the recent reboot of the Superman franchise, Man Of Steel, how Hans Zimmer must have been crazy to take on the challenge of following in John Williams’ mighty footsteps… and how he pulled it off in spades. Listener mail, our featured composer and more… this is The SCOREcast Podcast Show!
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