bearmccreary.com - 2/28/2009
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(Continued from Chapter 1 & 2)
CHAPTER 3: POST-PRODUCTION
*** Post-Production: Dealing with the Piano ***
After I spent months helping David Weddle and Bradley Thompson write their script, and weeks helping Michael Nankin shoot it, my work on Someone to Watch Over Me was temporarily ...
bearmccreary.com - 2/28/2009
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*** Introduction*** Tonight’s episode of Battlestar Galactica is
the most musically innovative score I’ve yet produced. My...
role as composer evolved far beyond merely providing underscore for the scenes. This time, I was intimately involved in ...
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BG4: “Someone to Watch Over Me,” Pt 1
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Islanded in a Sea of Stars: Read Bear McCreary's extensive details about the creation of the music for Someone To Watch Over Me, part one, part two, and part three.
Bear thinking about season 4 double-album
Battlestar Galactica Fan Community —
Many of us love the music Bear wrote for season 4 so much that we were hoping for a double-album. Bear was hesistant and indicated he might release "More cues from BSG" albums instead. But he seems to be close to changing his mind on this topic. Here's a promising snippet from the comment section of his fascinating STWOM essay's third part: ...
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