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When a movie is "scored," the conductor watches the movie playback while conducting the orchestra and listening to a click track or some other
method to give him the visual and audio cues he needs to pace the music.
Traditional film scoring
requires the conductor to pace the live music at the recording session to match cue points in the movie.
The music is then timed
perfectly to the mood and
the action in the movie.
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Video Ideas has taken the opposite approach by pacing & timing the movie to the score.
• The conductor is free to interpret the music at any pace.
• The video and/or animation scenes are cued backstage by someone following the score. • The audience sees a movie perfectly timed to your live orchestra performance.
The result? An incredible evening's entertainment that accentuates the emotions of
the music and stimulates the audience's imagination,
increasing their enjoyment
in a way a typical classical
performance cannot.
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