Are You Discounting Music Beds?
Film and television spend mega dollars and a ton of time selecting music that helps set a mood and tell a story in every scene. Curb Your Enthusiasm editor, Steve Rasch says of the show’s theme [...]
Make or Break Your Show With Production
Great production can help image a show’s brand, make benchmarks more memorable, and help pump up the excitement. But like any sharp-edged tool, production sometimes does more harm than good. Here [...]
The Disruptors
Routines are useful, but the downside is they can create rote behavior. In real life, breaking news, a loud noise, or the ping of an incoming text disrupts our patterns and forces us to pay [...]
The Disruptors
Routines are useful, but the downside is they can create rote behavior. In real life, breaking news, a loud noise, or the ping of an incoming text disrupts our patterns and forces us to pay [...]
It’s Your Ear More Than Your Eye
“It’s your ear more than your eye,” said CBS 60 Minutes creator, the late Don Hewitt. Broadcasters sometimes overlook the importance of audio. In television, what audiences hear is more important [...]
Radio 101: Three Things to Stop Doing Now
As a Randy Lane Company client, you will gain access to the largest storehouse of information available anywhere on talent development and performance, personality branding and the creative [...]
How To Use Music Beds On Your Show
As a Randy Lane Company client, you will gain access to the largest storehouse of information available anywhere on talent development and performance, personality branding and the creative [...]
How To Use Music Beds On Your Show
By Angela Perelli Randy and I are going to devote the next few posts to production values — stagers, beds, show opens, promos, etc. If you have any specific questions about production [...]
