Revisions
What can you do to best prepare for the process of doing revisions? What should you avoid doing? How can you avoid potentially being fired?
Think you know what revisions are all about and how to do them?
You might want to think again because it could be here that you are losing most of your jobs and clients.
Revisions are not just marching orders for you to complete. They are a "game" and affect your future gigs you get and where things go from here with your clients and their network.
You need to learn how to play this game.
It's very easy to giveaway information incorrectly during this process and end up in dire straits, either doing way too many revisions, or getting replaced partially or entirely and losing clients that you end up excusing as: "micro-managing megalomaniacs", so you can feel better about your loss. Truth is, you messed up, and in this class you'll find why out it was your fault that they became "bossy" and started to put their nose too far into your music.
Learn how to get it done, and get it done right. You need to know all about this, much more than you think.
Course Curriculum
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StartTaking Criticism (2:21)
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StartQUIZ: Taking Criticism
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StartWhat Not To Do? (1:27)
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StartQUIZ: What Not to Do
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StartWhat To Do? (2:26)
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StartQUIZ: What to Do?
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StartThe Director's Vision (1:27)
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StartEasy Revisions (3:37)
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StartHard Revisions (1:23)
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StartQUIZ: The Director's Vision
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StartDISCUSSION: Criticisms
Instructor
Film Composer of over 80 Feature Films, theorist on the Art & Craft of Film Music, founder of The Composer Collective a media scoring firm of over 3000 global composers, creator of CuePop™ the world's first fully automated online Music Library, and son of the legendary Jazz Pianist Bill Evans.
Evans studied with Jerry Goldsmith, Joey Rand (Music Editor, "Titanic"), Steven Scott Smalley (Orchestrator, "Batman","Conan The Barbarian"), Marco Beltrami, Don Ray, Clare Fischer, Elmer Bernstein, and Lalo Schifrin.
He has worked for and trained under iconic Film Composers Danny Elfman, Jeff Rona, David Newman, Jerry Goldsmith, Lalo Schifrin, and Basil Poledouris.