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The 19th Edition

Five days in Kraków. The composers behind some of the most talked-about television of the past decade live on the biggest stage in Poland. We go backstage at the 19th edition of the Krakow Film Music Festival.

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Bobby Krlic on Scoring, Self-Doubt, and the Sessions That Stay With You

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5 Studio Staples with Aitor Etxebarria

Aitor Etxebarria’s Bilbao studio is part archive, part instrument: vintage synths, three pianos, a reel-to-reel he can't quite give up, and a comfortable sofa…

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The 19th Edition

Five days in Kraków. The composers behind some of the most talked-about television of the past decade live on the biggest stage in Poland. We go backstage at the 19th edition of the Krakow Film Music Festival.

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Do We Have A Crediting Problem?

When pop stars score films, the conversation follows them. The composers who actually wrote the music are rarely part of it. Harry Levin on an industry habit, the culture has stopped questioning.

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Anamnesis: A Film by Randall Dunn & Mark Dorf

Blank Mag presents the premiere of Anamnesis, a new audio-visual work from producer and composer Randall Dunn and visual artist Mark Dorf. Two practitioners whose collaboration here feels like an inevitable convergence.

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Laurel Halo's descent into the Midnight Zone

The most remote layer of the ocean features freezing temperatures and almost total darkness, a threatening, yet tranquil environment lovingly rendered in the new film, ‘Midnight Zone’, by artist Julian Charrière. 

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