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Get ready to turn down the lights and gather around the virtual campfire for a spine-tingling journey into the unknown. (Scary stories start at timestamp 1:02:32 in the episode.) In this special Halloween episode, originally broadcasted as a lost livestream event and now resurrected in podcast form, we invite you to join us for an evening of chilling tales and haunting melodies. Hosted by Joe Cassler of “The Vibe Music Studio,” Ryan Ford, and Nikolas Ruplinger, with special guests McKay Wood and John Cassler, this episode is not for the faint of heart.

First up, Joe Cassler delivers a bone-chilling adaptation of a popular Mr. Ballen episode, weaving a web of mystery and suspense that will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows. Then, cohost Ryan Ford shares a true story that will send shivers down your spine, proving that sometimes reality is far scarier than fiction. And finally, Nikolas Ruplinger spins a spine-chilling original tale guaranteed to haunt your dreams long after the episode ends.

But beware: this episode is for mature audiences only, as we explore the darker side of the supernatural and delve into the depths of fear. So grab your headphones, lock the doors, and prepare yourself for a journey into the unknown. Are you brave enough to face the darkness? Tune in if you dare.
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In the thrilling conclusion to our three-part exploration of film score composers, we turn our attention to three maestros whose musical genius has left an indelible mark on cinema: Danny Elfman, James Horner, and Alan Silvestri. Join us as we delve into the fascinating lives and illustrious careers of these iconic composers, uncovering the stories behind their most beloved scores and the inspiration behind their masterpieces. From Elfman’s darkly whimsical collaborations with Tim Burton to Horner’s sweeping, emotive melodies in epic blockbusters, and Silvestri’s dynamic and memorable compositions, each composer brings a unique flair and artistic vision to the world of film music. Along the way, we’ll explore the evolution of their styles, their groundbreaking contributions to the industry, and the enduring impact of their music on audiences worldwide. As always, expect lively discussion, unexpected tangents, and plenty of cinematic nostalgia as we celebrate the extraordinary talents of Danny Elfman, James Horner, and Alan Silvestri. Tune in for an unforgettable journey through the power of music in film. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy this final installment of our composer series!
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In Part 1, our frequent show guest, John Cassler, gave us a crash course on the history of cinema and film score music, as well as going over some common music terms associated with composers and film scores.
For Part 2, we will be talking about and highlighting three of the six most influential film score composers (in our opinion) of all time. We will talk about the master of leitmotifs, John Williams, the experimental and profound style of, Hans Zimmer, and the epic and episodic musical storytelling that is created by, Howard Shore. All of these composers are masters of their craft and are responsible for some of the most iconic and inspiring moments in music and cinema in the past century. We will be learning about their lives and talking about some of the fantastic films that they have been a part of creating music for. 
We will also be talking about the difference between film score music, and soundtrack music, since we failed to explain that in Part 1.. (Sorry).. And just in case you were worried, we will also be making a lot of bad jokes and getting off on random absurd tangents again, just like always. :)
John Cassler, (Who you may know from our 11th episode on the history of music videos..) is a fantastic and knowledgeable photographer/videographer. He came fully prepared and educated on the history of cinema and the big film score composers that we will be talking about throughout these episode segments. We were honored to have him back on our show, and are extremely grateful for him giving us so much of his time. Happy belated birthday John and thank you for being so patient with us while we were working to get this episode released.
Show Notes-

Jaws Theme (Start at Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BePfzCOMRZQ
Jurassic Park Opening (Start at Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0M-OTunDio
Mufasa's Death (Start at 2:22): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIokhDimcm0&t=196s
Interstellar Not Possible, but Necessary(Start at Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcDffQQX8E4
Forming of Fellowship LOTR (Start at 2:31): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8lvwu3V6dg

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When people who are avid fans talk about their favorite musicians or artists, a lot of times they can tell you everything about them.. Where they were born, what their life was like growing up, what inspired them to start creating music. That's what being a super fan is all about! But when we think of musicians, a lot of times we only think about bands that tour the world and are mainly listened to on Spotify or Apple Music.. We don't often think about film score composers..
Many people know of some of the big film score composers like, John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Danny Elfman, etc. But have you ever thought about what their lives were like, and what inspired them to create the music they do? If asked, would you be able to tell someone their back story? Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a film score composer? These are some of the questions we're going to attempt to answer on this episode of our show!
This episode we are joined by our good friend and returning show guest, John Cassler. John, (Who you may know from our 11th episode on the history of music videos..) is a fantastic and knowledgeable photographer/videographer. He came fully prepared and educated on the history of cinema and the 6 big film score composers. We were honored to have him back on our show, and are extremely grateful for him giving us so much of his time. 
On the first segment of episode #20, John will be giving us a crash course on the history of cinema, and film score music, as well as going over some music terms.. And there might just be some unexpected tangents, bad humor, and Jurassic Park references provided by Nik and Ryan in addition as well. ;) Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy. 

Picture of sound on film: https://www.instagram.com/p/CiVcvunJtoL/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Family Guy- John Williams (Making fun of Non-diegetic Music) (Start from Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60saxSsoMlo
Three Amigos- Silent Film Scene (Start at 5:28): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7SKU9-kTxY
Charlie Chaplin- The Kid (Comedy Scene of the FIlm) (Start at Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7-QdoofMq8
Charlie Chaplin- The Kid (Dramatic Side of the Film) (Start at Beginning): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mZ-v1TUwyE
(Note: the music in the Charlie Chaplin movies were recorded later using modern recording, but they are playing the musical notes Charlie Chaplin wrote)

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It's a bittersweet moment posting the final segment of our artist spotlight with Joey Cook. It was truly such a fun experience and amazing opportunity to get to talk to her. We want to give yet another huge thanks to her, Boleyn Records, Artist JJ Braves, Kyi (Head of A&R and Marketing at Boleyn Records), and everyone else involved with making this episode happen. We hope we get to work with them again at some point in the future. We also wanted to thank our listeners. We know we say this a lot but without you, the person reading this right now, we would not be able to keep this podcast that we love going. Thanks to all of our amazing supporters that keep giving us the motivation to keep moving forward and creating things that we're passionate about.

In this episode we got to talk to Joey about her music video for her single "End of the World" that dropped on August 11th, 2022.. And when we tell you that it is her music video, we really do mean HER music video. We learned that Joey imagined, designed, created, recorded, and edited literally everything that you see and hear in her music video for End of the World. She truly did put her full self into the making of the video. But don't take our word for it, listen and hear about it for yourself! And we hope that you will go watch her music video as well as we really do think it is something with depth that's charming and unique!

We also talked to Joey about future projects and ideas that she's working on, as well as what she hopes to accomplish not only with her music but in other areas of her life and with her fans. We also touch on things like mental health, Joey's family, Joey's trajectory and how we all inevitably affect people, and even about strapping GoPros to peoples heads. It's another fully packed episode segment and is a great wrap up to another incredible artist spotlight. We hope you enjoy it. We will leave links to some of what we talked about on the show below. :)

Joey Cook "End of the World" music video- https://youtu.be/vk7YJNulfY4

Song "Chamomile" By: Joey Cook- https://open.spotify.com/track/6v9T6Xcw1cxC6r7QdhJcmF?si=eme0BMqzS6iUpIMSa1bhhQBlackNGold Studio Website- https://www.blackngold.studio/

Boleyn Records FaceBook Page- https://www.facebook.com/BoleynRecords/

Artist JJ Braves FaceBook Page- https://www.facebook.com/jjbravesofficial/

Artist Courtney Barnett Apple Music Profile- https://music.apple.com/us/artist/courtney-barnett/479276137

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Join us for part 2 of our 3 part artist spotlight featuring, Joey Cook! In this episode we continue down the path of Joey's already impressive music career, as well as talk about many other topics! Some of the highlights in this segment include talking to Joey about her current projects and how she writes lyrics and creates her music.. As well as the concepts behind some of her projects and the deep, intricate, and personal artistic worlds that she tries to build, share, and experience with her listeners.. We also ask her about the music she listens to and the artists that inspire her, and discuss how there are many different ways to listen to and experience music.. We talk about some of the creative obstacles she has faced recently, and how she has found new tools, and learned the ins-and-outs of recording and producing music on her own, which all together has helped propel her forward, and much, much more! We even have a discussion about Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance purchasing Marijuana. It's a loaded and extremely fun episode, and we know you'll enjoy this latest segment of Joey's story. :)
Here are some links to some of Joey's projects that were discussed in this segment:
-Joey Cook's project on bandcamp "Hey, I Love You"- https://joeycook.bandcamp.com/album/hey-i-love-you
-Joey Cook's "Welcome to the Variety Show"- https://music.apple.com/us/album/welcome-to-the-variety-show/1128240422
-Joey Cook's "End of the World (Official Video"- https://youtu.be/vk7YJNulfY4
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