Last month, composer Mark Mancina recorded his score to the new action thriller, Shooter. Reuniting with director Antoine Fuqua (Training Day), Mancina composed a tense and exciting score for the film, which stars Mark Wahlberg as an ex-sniper framed for an attempted presidential assassination, who is now on the run and trying to find out who set him up, and why. ScoringSessions.com is proud to bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the scoring sessions to this Paramount Picture release.





Mancina combined an orchestra with electronic elements, to create a dramatic and adrenaline-filled score. Recording took place at the ToddAO Scoring Stage, with Don Harper conducting a 77-piece orchestra.




The score also featured a lot of guitar and other instruments, performed by George Doering and Dean Parks.



Director Antoine Fuqua was present at a few of the sessions, and would give Mancina feedback on the cues. Occasionally, Mancina would make adjustments, with the assistance of arranger and orchestrator Dave Metzger.







Shooter will be released by Paramount Pictures on March 23, 2007. The soundtrack will be released by Lakeshore Records on March 27, 2007 – but available on iTunes a week earlier, on March 20.
Special thanks to Chuck Choi and Mark Mancina.
