Michael Gordon Shapiro, Composer

January 2014

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Cue of the Week: “The Clock”

This short piano cue from the film Home Room is loosely imitative of the ticking of the clock, the specific visual which the music accompanies. I could have adopted a closer imitation by setting the tempo to a clocklike 60bpm, but the pacing of the scene required something a bit lighter on its feet. (Plus, I wanted to be transparent rather than cutesy.)

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	The Clock

January 2014

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January 2014

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Golden Reel Award

Michael’s score for Touché: A Blind Fencer’s Story has been nominated for Best Music in Film at the Madrid International Film Festival. The film itself, submitted in its shorter version, is also a nominee for the Best Short Documentary category.

January 2014

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Cue of the Week: “Field Work”

Most of the music for the film Against Time was orchestral, but a few guitar-driven cues reflect more personal or homey moments. This folksy/bluesy piece introduces the film’s opening baseball sequence. Every instrument (except kick drum and shaker) performed by guitar-monger Tom Strahle.

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