Classical Classroom, Episode 67: Making Movie Magic With Vivek Maddala
Nov 10, 2014•28 min•Ep. 67
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Episode description
What would the movies be like without music? They're like peanut butter and jelly, Luke and Darth, et and cetera… Would we be as moved at a movie without music? Film composer Vivek Maddala takes us behind the scenes to show us how movies use music to toy with our emotions. But like, in a nice way.
Audio production by Todd "Sir Toddius of Toddsville" Hulslander with curtsies and bows by Dacia Clay.
All music used in this episode is by Vivek Maddala and is from the film, "American Revolutionary: The evolution of Grace Lee Boggs".
Composer Vivek Maddala. Photo courtesy of the composer's Myspace page.
For more about the film: www.americanrevolutionaryfilm.com For more about Vivek Maddala: www.tadcaster.com
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