Here’s an article about the work we do at The Made Shop. Check out the video about how we made the Son Lux cover if you haven’t seen it yet!
Check it out! Adobe Design Center recently interviewed us and published this feature article all about The Made Shop and how we work.
Our friends at Atomic Fiction posted a breakdown of their tremendous work on our movie. Very proud to have worked with these folks.
Great breakdown of Looper cityscape VFX by Atomic Fiction set to the final theme Everything Comes Around
TV shopping and then this happened. I had a sudden urge to buy them ALL.
By the way, I hope you all took the opportunity to turn off the motion smoothing setting on your parents’ TVs while you were home this Christmas.
We are EVERYWHERE!
iTunes, Xbox, PSN, Amazon, Blu, DVD, Redbox, take your pick. We are officially out.
If you’re a fiend for extras, the Blu is your best bet. (Has anyone found the easter egg yet?)
The above image, by the way, is my dad proudly posing at our color timing session with his cameo. Happy New Year!
I bought myself the blu. Highly recommend. There were even some nice things that I hadn’t yet seen!
As we prepare for our upcoming issue this Winter titled Dystopia, we are honored to wrap up 2012 with an interview with Looper composer Nathan Johnson.
[Looper - movie by Rian Johnson - came out this past Fall 2012 and it’s a time-travel dystopian story available on itunes now]
“So I found that for me, that ‘risk-nature’ comes from wanting to try to do something and realizing that there are restrictions that won’t allow you to do it the way everybody else does it. So then, you have to just go for it and try to still make something with what you’ve got.” - Nathan Johnson
I love Amanda and Spirited Magazine! Looking forward to their next issue.
All of the featurettes I created about how we scored Looper will be on the BluRay, along with a load of other awesome stuff. Directly from Rian:
We’re out on DVD/BLU in the states on 12/31!
Some great extras on both versions, but the blu will have 17 deleted scenes versus just a few on the DVD. I didn’t count it up exactly but I think it’s about 40 minutes of stuff. Also included is a commentary track I did with Joe and Emily, Zach Johnson’s animated trailer in glorious HD, and Nathan Johnson’s vignettes on creating the score. We’ve also hidden a student short on there again.
This Sunday afternoon I’ll be on East Village Radio to do the very cool Morricone Youth show with Devon Levins. Devon is dedicating the entire 2-hour show to us, so this may be the most in-depth (and music-heavy) interview yet. We’ll be chatting and listening to a LOT of stuff from Looper as well as selections from my other projects. They’re planning to feature almost an hour of music. Cool, eh? So if you’ve got a chunk of time and want to listen to snippets from the last 10 years of my musical life, tune in!
Last week I got to talk about Looper on NPR’s All Things Considered!
Click through for the full segment.
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