Category Archives: Scores

8 Film Scores Released By Lakeshore Records Qualify For Oscar Nominations!

The list of film scores which qualify to be nominated for an Academy Award is out and eight (8) Lakeshore Records releases are on the list: Dolphin Tale 2 (Rachel Portman), Draft Day (John Debney), Girl On A Bicycle (Craig Richey), Merchants of Doubt (Mark Adler), Nightcrawler (James Newton Howard), The One I Love (Danny Bensi & Saunder Jurriaans), Tracks (Garth Stevenson) and Walking With The Enemy (Timothy Williams).  We look forward to seeing our favorite composers receive their Oscar® nominations!  We are so proud of their amazing contribution to the motion picture industry and to their craft in film scoring.  The Oscar nominations will be announced on January 15.  Read the full list at Variety.

Oscar Nomination Qualifiers For Film Scores 2015

“Dolphin Tale 2,” Rachel Portman, composer
“Draft Day,” John Debney, composer
“Girl on a Bicycle,” Craig Richey, composer
“Merchants of Doubt,” Mark Adler, composer
“Nightcrawler,” James Newton Howard, composer
“The One I Love,” Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans, composers
“Tracks,” Garth Stevenson, composer
“Walking With the Enemy,” Timothy Williams, composer

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Merchants of Doubt Soundtrack Feat. The Score By Mark Adler Coming Soon On Lakeshore Records, Film Opens In Theaters On March 6

Lakeshore Records will release the score to Merchants of Doubt, a documentary based on the acclaimed book by the same name.  Directed by Academy Award nominee Robert Kenner (Food Inc.), the film is scored by Mark Adler (Food Inc.), whose score for this documentary has qualified to be nominated for the Academy Awards.  Merchants of Doubt opens in theaters on March 6, 2015.  Stay tuned for more soundtrack details!

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A documentary that looks at pundits-for-hire who present themselves as scientific authorities as they speak about topics like toxic chemicals, pharmaceuticals and climate change.

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Merchants of Doubt is produced by Participant Media (Waiting For Superman, An Inconvenient Truth, Citizenfour) and released by Sony Pictures Classics.  Merchants of Doubt opens in select theaters on March 6, 2015.

Nightcrawler Soundtrack Makes Daniel Schweiger’s Best Scores of 2014 Top 10 List +5 More Lakeshore Releases Of Note | Film Music Magazine

Film music critic Daniel Schweiger has announced his “Best Scores of 2014” at Film Music Magazine, and of the top 10 on the list, James Newton Howard’s score for Nightcrawler was named, plus five more film scores released by Lakeshore Records had other honorable mentions.  See the list below.

 

Best Score of 2014 (Top 10):

Nightcrawler (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – James Newton Howard

Runner Up:

Stonehearst Asylum (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – John Debney

Composers To Watch:

Kathryn Bostic – Dear White People (Original Motion Picture Score)
Robin Coudert (aka Rob) Horns (Original Motion Picure Score)
Garth Stevenson – Tracks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Timothy Williams – Walking With The Enemy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Lakeshore Records/Phineas Atwood Productions)

Congratulations to all the composers on the list!

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Read the full list at Film Music Magazine.

 

 

The Great Invisible Soundtrack Feat. Music By David Wingo Out Now, Watch The Film Now Playing In Select Theaters

The Great Invisible tackles a huge social issue without reducing it to simplistic talking points. Margaret Brown’s film is more like a sprawling novel, brimming with as many contradictions as characters. –Indiewire

Lakeshore Records is pleased to release the soundtrack to The Great Invisible, a documentary directed by Peabody Award-winning documentarian Margaret Brown about the 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and the effects on the lives and the region affected in the aftermath of the subsequent devastating oil spill.  The soundtrack features the score by Composer David Wingo (Mud, The Snow Angels).  The Great Invisible (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is out now digitally on iTunes and will be available on CD on January 13.  Watch The Great Invisible now playing in select theaters (check show times).

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The Great Invisible (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack): iTunes | CD coming soon


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A documentary on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion as seen through the eyes of oil executives, survivors and Gulf Coast residents who experienced it first-hand and then were left to pick up the pieces while the world moved on.

The Great Invisible is the “Grand Jury Prize” winner of the SXSW Film Festival for Best Documentary Feature and received early Oscar buzz.

 

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Watch The Great Invisible now playing in select theaters (check show times).

James Newton Howard: A Rare Interview On Scoring ‘Nightcrawler’ | The New York Times

Having written the scores for more than 100 features, and almost always several in a year, James Newton Howard may be one of the hardest working composers in the business. From blockbusters (“The Hunger Games”) to indies (“Parkland”), Mr. Howard is always looking for a fresh challenge. He got one with Dan Gilroy’s feature “Nightcrawler,” starring  Jake Gyllenhaal as an obsessive freelance news videographer  who will do most anything to obtain footage of crime scenes and accidents.

In the latest interview with the New York Times, eight-time Academy Award nominee James Newton Howard explained the intent of his score for Nightcrawler, and how it played an integral role in the advancement of the main character, Lou Bloom, played by Jake Gyllenhaal.  So, rather than only scoring the film, he got inside the mind of the sociopath to score the lead character.  Read the full interview at New York Times.


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Watch Nightcrawler now playing in select theaters (check show times) and on VOD (pre-order on iTunes).

Lakeshore Records: Nightcrawler (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)