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[Fipps]

 My choices.

Quentin Tarentino


Jason Reitman


Wes Anderson

[Skellimancer]

Directors make soundtracks?

[Fipps]

If they aren't original compositions, yes most of them.

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

I ALWAYS, and yes, I mean always, prefer an original score to a pre-rendered soundtrack for movies and games. Even in great tone-setting situations like Tarantino always utilizes and the heavy metal in Brutal Legend, I find the work is better off with its own original music tailored specifcally for it.



I do think non-original compositions work on TV shows though. Scrubs and the 4400 in particular come to mind.

[Amberyl Ravenclaw]

Fipps wrote...

If they aren't original compositions, yes most of them.

Do you have specific links, especially with regards to the directors you mentioned? I would like to look them up.

Modifié par Amberyl Ravenclaw, 19 janvier 2010 - 05:04 .

[Fipps]

Quentin 1 
Quentin 2
Quentin 3

Wes Anderson 1
Wes Anderson 2

As For Reitman, I'm sure most people have seen Juno/Thankyou for smoking/Up in the air, most of those clips arent on youtube. 

[Zomg_A_Chicken]

Steven Spielberg

Modifié par Zomg_A_Chicken, 19 janvier 2010 - 06:11 .

[Squiggles1334]

John Carpenter composed some neat synthesizer music for some of his older films. Hell, one of my favorite bands called Blood & Roses covered the theme songs from both Escape From New York and Assault On Precinct 13.