1m1 – the movie music podcast

Award-winning music editor, Missy Cohen, is at the top of her game. With credits on films such as “The Producers” and “The Informant” to TV shows “Nurse Jackie” and “The Girlfriend Experience” (just to name a few), she is the quintessential team player. Listen in as Missy sheds light on the mysteries of the music editor’s job.

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“Rocko’s Modern Life” composer and former longtime member of the B-52’s, Pat Irwin has always been a musical innovator. He seldom takes the straight, predictable path, creating instead some of the most offbeat, quirky and joyous music around. In this episode, Pat takes us on the journey from his early years as part of New York’s seminal downtown No Wave scene to writing music for groundbreaking cartoons and the TV shows “Bored to Death” and “Nurse Jackie.”

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In a few short years, Nicholas Britell has made an impact as a composer whose innovative work surprises at every turn. Listen in as Nick takes us through the process of creating the music for his Oscar-nominated score for “Moonlight,” as well as his score for “The Big Short.” Nick’s enthusiasm and generosity of spirit are inspiring, and we think you’ll agree this is an amazing way to inaugurate the 1m1 Podcast.

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“Moonlight”
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“The Big Short”
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Memphis-based 3 time Grammy nominee and Emmy Award winning film & TV composer Scott Bomar has written the scores for films “Hustle & Flow,” “Black Snake Moan” and “Losers Take All,” just to name a few. A conversation with Scott will always take you through the rich history of Memphis music. Listen as we discuss his career and music, his work with Memphis musical legends, and the inspiration that comes from working within one’s local creative community.

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Academy Award-winning composer Mychael Danna loves to travel the world in search of musical inspiration. Any film score he writes leads him to a deep exploration of culture and context. In this episode, he takes us along the collaborative trajectory with director Ang Lee that begins with “The Ice Storm” and culminates in an Oscar for Mychael’s score for “Life of Pi.”

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