Showing posts with label Joel Goldsmith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joel Goldsmith. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Joel Goldsmith's Stargate: Continuum Available for Pre-Order

Joel Goldsmith's Stargate: Continuum Available for Pre-Order
Just got this great news from Free Clyde Music - Composer Joel Goldsmith's official site. His latest effort from the Stargate franchise is poised to release in a couple of weeks. You can pre-order yours now! The site contains some great soundclips, so give it a check. The first 100 CDs sold will be autographed too. Below is the official blurbification:

Stargate: Continuum - The Original Soundtrack

Joel Goldsmith's score for Stargate: Continuum is nearly here!
Available for pre-order now and scheduled for release on August 12th,
this epic soundtrack CD will be accompanied by a 24-page full-color booklet that
includes articles by Brad Wright, Robert C. Cooper, Martin Wood, and Joel Goldsmith.
Stargate fans will be inspired by the original artwork designed by
the FreeClyde team and the exclusive photography from the film.

This Limited Edition release is the perfect companion to
the soundtrack for The Ark Of Truth, which was released earlier this year.

Because you are on the FreeClyde mailing list,
your CD will be Signed by Joel if ordered prior to August 12th.

You can reserve your copy today at Joel's website, FreeClyde.com,
by clicking here
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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Witchblade to be Feature Film

Witchblade to be Feature Film
According to Variety, The wildly popular Witchblade comic gets another incarnation. This time it will be released as a feature film from Platinum Studios, Top Cow Productions, and Arclight Films.

The comic has only been around since 1995, but the title might be most familiar from its short-lived series run on TNT back in 2000. Of course, many know that Joel Goldsmith produced TV-series memorable score.

The question is - should he blow the dust off his work for the TV show in preparation for the feature film or do you think the producers will go a completely different direction?

Read the full article here