The TV pilot writing went well. Here’s what the process looked like.

I started by brainstorming a bunch of ideas loosely based on the music for the promo and my talk with the director.

I then sent them about 10 ideas or so and they picked the one they liked the most, although there were a few really cool ones which made picking one a challenge!

I then talked over Skype with the director and producer (they are in Quebec). We talked about their choice, what I needed to do with it, other things to write such as bumpers and whatnot.

After that meeting I just wrote, recorded (I got to play my guitar!) mixed and sent it off and they loved it. Job done.

Yeah, it went very, very smoothly.

The music turned out very energetic and fun, driven by electric guitar and brass. I hope I will be able to post it here soon.

And some big news… well, sort of.

Tomorrow, I am meeting with the director of the next project, something which looks like a dream scoring assignment for me. And now there is an international star in it! I can’t really mention much right now, but I plan on blogging about this one a lot more than I have done in the past.

So stay tuned!

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