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Posted on December 11, 2015 by Dan Goldwasser
Last winter, composer John Paesano recorded his score to the inspirational independent football film My All American. Directed by Angelo Pizzo and based on the true story of Freddie Steinmark, the scoring sessions took place at the Sony Scoring Stage and ScoringSessions.com is thrilled to bring our readers photos from the sessions!
Conductor and orchestrator Pete Anthony records a cue for My All American with the orchestra
Conducted by Pete Anthony, John Paesano’s score was recorded with a 61-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony.
Concertmaster Belinda Broughton and violinist Darius Campo
The woodwinds
The brass section
The cello section
Percussionists Alan Estes, Dan Greco, and Greg Goodall prep their instruments
Pianist Randy Kerber
In the booth, composer John Paesano was assisted by additional music composers Braeden Kimball, Joshua Johnson and Nolan Livesay. Scoring mixer Alan Meyerson ran the console, and music editor Lee Scott and ProTools recordist Kevin Globerman were also on hand for feedback.
Additional music composers Nolan Livesay and Braden Kimball look over the scores for composer John Paesano
Scoring mixer Alan Meyerson listens to the mix
The booth listens to the mix with playback
Music editor Lee Scott and ProTools recordist Kevin Globerman
My All American is currently in limited theaters. A soundtrack album is available from Sony Classical.
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