Timothy Andrew Edwards 
is one of the most diverse and accomplished composers working in entertainment today. With nearly 75 film & television credits to his name, his genre spanning oeuvre is a testament not only to the multiplicity of his skill, but the openness of his approach. Tim is also the Chair for the Production Music Association’s Composer Advisory Committee & the recent co-founder & Creative Director for Move Music LLC, an exciting new client & composer focused production music library.
Jon Mattox is a Los Angeles based composer, and his music and sound design have been featured in movie trailers, tv shows, films, games, and advertising. In addition to composing, Jon has had a wide range of experience and skills in the music industry which he credits to his success including: Studio musician, songwriter, music producer, sound designer, mixing engineer, record label owner, and virtual instrument builder (or as his wife Melinda calls it “Maker of of cool sounds”).
This episode was recorded at Jon’s Bright Orange Studios.
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Composers Timothy Andrew Edwards and Jon Mattox discuss composing for TV, music libraries, trailers, and how to think like a music supervisor. This is part 1 of 2.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Move Music LLC
- TMZ
- Production companies
- Work for hire vs building a library
- Being a one-stop shop
- Earle Hagen
- Functional music vs art music
- Being in the shoes of the music supervisor
- Being flexible & egoless
- Trailer music
- Production Music Association
- Writing for production companies
- Exclusive deals
- Specialization vs jack-of-all-styles
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