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In this episode of The Annotator, Mark Yaeger talks about writing an original score for the short-film that would paint the antagonist of the video game, FAR CRY 5, in a different light. He elaborates on his choice of instrumentation and stylistic choices to emphasize emotion over darker elements that would thoroughly be covered musically in the game that would follow. 
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How do you capture a brilliant idea the moment it strikes? For Hollywood composer Mark Yaeger, inspiration can happen anywhere. Learn how he uses Evernote to capture creative thoughts, and recall them later.
Christopher Coleman's insight:
“I WOULD SAY HALF OUR USE OF EVERNOTE IS OUTSIDE OF THE STUDIO, IF NOT MORE, FOR USE IN THE STUDIO LATER. AS A CONDUIT FOR ALL INSPIRATION AND FOR ANYTHING TO BE REMEMBERED, IT’S BECOME OUR SECOND BRAIN.” MARK YAEGER
senameintr's curator insight,
June 26, 2015 1:01 AM
With Evernote you can do wonders. Check this post to find how Mark Yaeger uses it effectively. |
