I’m listening to Bruce Springsteen right now (which may or may not inspire a future post), and it just struck me that “Atlantic City” could serve as a kind of prequel to “Meeting Across the River.” Continue reading
Author: Lee Hurtado
Film Music Friday: Like Composer, Like Daughter
(Yeah, after last week, you kind of had to know this was coming…)
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Film Music Friday: Like Composer, Like Son
Hi again,
I’m trying something new with this post. Much in the vein of my occasional Favorite “Forgotten” Films entries, I’m using today’s musings to launch a new series (to say nothing of further motivation to update this blog more regularly).
The title more or less speaks for itself; Film Music Friday will be my opportunity to share some of the scores I’ve collected and enjoyed over the years, along with some fun facts about their composition and recording. Not so much reviews, these posts are really just fun you-gotta-hear-this stories. Hope you enjoy them…
An Open Letter To Peter Capaldi
“Hello, Doctor…” Continue reading
Our Odyssey With The World’s Largest Pizza: A Slide Show
If I happen to be on your Instagram or Facebook news feeds, then you may already know where I was yesterday. But for those who came in late, here’s my post-daycation slide show… Continue reading
The Lee Hurtado Project?
For a good several months, Nikki and Jamye have been planning the next step in their respective and shared careers. And I’ve been there to help them make it happen.
That next step (just in case you’re not following us on any of the myriad social networks we’re on) is a trip to California. So as I’ve been working with Nikki to lock down all the details for her part of it all, I thought it only fair (me being me and all) to give it a proper name.
Ergo… Continue reading
Could This Be The Best Google Doodle Ever?
I vote yes.
24 Hours In The Life And Learning Curve Of A New Producer
Friday, 8:43pm…
I’m at my desk, notes in hand, going over my shot list, making sure I have everything I need – or at least a way to find it – for tomorrow.
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More Reasons Why You Should Be Reading The Human Division
I don’t typically recommend judging a series by its pilot episode. It’s made when the writers and producers are still trying to figure out what the show’s going to be, where it’s going to go. So, much of what we may come to love about the series, should it get that far, is yet unformed in that first episode.
But the first episode in John Scalzi‘s serial The Human Division was so good that I felt pretty confident in recommending it. “The B-Team” was a fantastic opening, and promised another classic from the creator of Old Man’s War and Redshirts.
And it’s only gotten better…
Where I’ve Been, And What…
I know it’s been a bit of a while since I last wrote. I hadn’t meant to be away from the blog for so long.
But the silver lining of that long delay is that I have a lot more to write about… Continue reading
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