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May

AI and Me and You and The Beatles

in Blog, Friendship, Hard Bloggin', Total Friendship, Work, Workshop tags: AI, computers, documentary, Music, podcast

On May 7th, I received an email from my friend, Ryan Walsh asking me if I had any thoughts on this article for a piece he was writing for Stereogum. The good news was that I definitely had thoughts; the bad new was that I had ten-jillion of them, which, of course, is just too many thoughts for a [...]

May

Music Workshop for Non-Musicians

in Actual News, Blog, Teaching, Work, Workshop tags: documentary, Music, podcast, producer, production, workshop

On June 6th, I’ll again be presenting my workshop, Music Literacy for Content Creators. I tried, but I can't say it better than I said it last time: The class takes a deep dive into the constituent elements of music (with a ton of listening and discussion), demystifies the business side of[...]

Oct

The Longest Year

in Actual News, Blog, Friendship, Work tags: documentary, film scoring, Jessie Beers-Altman

Last year, I scored a short, autobiographical documentary by the filmmaker Jessie Beers-Altman called “The Longest Year,” which is currently streaming on line through October 15th as part of the New England Online Film Festival.

Oct

Boston Asian American Film Festival Screening

in Actual News, Blog, Work tags: animation, Boston, documentary, film, hybrid, short

arah Zia Ebrahimi and Lindsey Martin’s animated short, “The FBI Blew Up My Ice Saktes,” which I scored and sound designed, will be playing at the Bright Family Screening Room at Paramount Center in Boston at 3:15pm today as part of The Boston Asian American Film Festival.