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SoundTrack_Cologne is a conference for music and sound in film, video games and media which has been held annually in Cologne, Germany since 2004.
Overview
SoundTrack_Cologne is the largest German congress for music and sound in film, games and media. In some 50 round tables, panels, workshops and networking events, the focus is on current developments in the culture, law, marketing and technics of media music as well as business cases, professionalization and networking.
SEE THE SOUND
SEE THE SOUND, the film programme of SoundTrack_Cologne shows the broad array of connecting image and sound and brings films about music to the big screen.[1]
European Education Alliance for Music and Sound in Media
EEAMS supports educators, students and industry professionals in the areas of filmmaking, sound design and media music composition and seeks to forge an inclusive framework to support collaborative links and to bridge interdisciplinary boundaries.[2]
Awards
- SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Peer Raben Music Award
- WDR Filmscore Award
- European Talent Award: Best Sounddesign
- See The Sound Music Documentary Award
- Award for the Best German Live Music TV-Show
Award Winners 2013
- Manfred Eicher – SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Filip Šijanec (Slovenia) – WDR Filmscore Award
- Artur Khayrullin (Russia) – European Talent Award: Best Sounddesign
- Rosanna Zünd (Switzerland) – Peer Raben Music Award
- Kidd Life (Denmark) – See The Sound Music Documentary Award
- Laurence Owen (UK) – Früh Kölsch Audience Award for the Best Music in a Short Film[3]
Award Winners 2014
- Eberhard Schoener – SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Marianna Liik (Estonia) – WDR Filmscore Award
- Friso Hoekstra (Netherlands) – European Talent Award: Best Sounddesign
- Denise Barth (Germany) – Peer Raben Music Award
- Europe in 8 Bits (Spain) – See The Sound Music Documentary Award[4]
Award Winners 2015
- Enjott Schneider – SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Damian Scholl (Germany) – WDR Filmscore Award
- Armin Badde (Germany) – European Talent Award: Best Sounddesign
- Stanislav Makovsky (Russia) – Peer Raben Music Award
- The Case of the Three Sided Dream (USA) – See The Sound Music Documentary Award[5]
Award Winners 2016
- Cliff Martinez – SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Daniel Herget (Germany) – WDR Filmscore Award
- Jérémy Bocquet (France) – European Talent Award: Best Sounddesign
- Filip Sijanec (Slovenia) – Peer Raben Music Award
- I Go Back Home - Jimmy Scott – See The Sound Music Documentary Award
- zdf@bauhaus - Award for the Best German Live Music TV-Show[6]
Award Winners 2017
- Bruce Broughton – SoundTrack_Cologne Lifetime Achievement Award
- Thomas Chabalier (France) – WDR Filmscore Award
- Martin B. Janssen (France) – Peer Raben Music Award
- Liberation Day – See The Sound Music Documentary Award
- Berlin live - Award for the Best German Live Music TV-Show[7]
Speakers at SoundTrack Cologne 2004 to 2017 (Selection)
- Petri Alanko (games composer Quantum Break, Alan Wake)
- Ali N. Askin (Lola-Award Winner; composer Leroy, Lost Children (2005 film))
- Lesley Barber (composer Manchester by the Sea (film))
- Marcel Barsotti (composer)
- Gerd Baumann (Lola-Award winner; composer)
- Marco Beltrami (Oscar-nominated; composer I, Robot, Hellboy, Terminator 3, Scream)
- Jean-Michel Bernard (composer The Science of Sleep)
- Volker Bertelmann (Oscar-nominated Lion (2016 film))
- Steve Blame (Screenwriter)
- Bruce Broughton (composer Dallas (1978 TV series), Silverado (film), Tombstone (film))
- Christian Bruhn (composer Captain Future)
- Björn Dixgård (singer and composer of Mando Diao)
- Klaus Doldinger (composer Das Boot, The NeverEnding Story (film), Tatort)
- Patrick Doyle (composer Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film), Thor)
- Greg Edmonson (composer for film and TV King of the Hill (1997–2009), and the video game series Uncharted 1–3)
- John Frizzell (composer Alien Resurrection, Ghost Ship, The Reaping)
- Yoav Goren (Emmy-Award Winner, music producer, film composer (i. a. Cloud Atlas (film), Spider-Man 2, The Da Vinci Code (film), Iron Man 3, The Lord of the Rings (film series)))
- Jason Graves (BAFTA-Award Winner and composer, i. a. for the video game series Dead Space (2008 video game), Heroes of Might and Magic, Silent Hunter or Tomb Raider)
- Chris Hülsbeck (games composer, Turrican, The Great Giana Sisters)
- Jan A. P. Kaczmarek (Oscar-Winner & composer, Finding Neverland (film), Hachi: A Dog's Tale)
- Johnny Klimek (composer Run Lola Run, Cloud Atlas (film), Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (film))
- Harald Kloser (composer The Day After Tomorrow)
- Antoni Łazarkiewicz (composer Winter Journey (2006 film))
- Nils Petter Molvær (trumpet player & composer Stratosphere Girl)
- John Ottman (composer & editor The Usual Suspects, X-Men (film series))
- Owen Pallett (Oscar-nominated, violinist, singer Her (film))
- Rachel Portman (composer, Oscar-Winner Emma (1996 theatrical film))
- Niki Reiser (Lola-Winner and composer Nowhere in Africa)
- Michael Riessler (composer Home from Home (2013 film))
- Jeff Rona (composer Traffic (2000 film), God of War (franchise))
- Marius Ruhland (composer Heaven)
- Stefan Ruzowitzky (Oscar-Winner; director The Counterfeiters (2007 film))
- Dieter Schleip (composer)
- Volker Schlöndorff (director Die Blechtrommel)
- Irmin Schmidt (composer Can, Palermo Shooting)
- Garry Schyman (games composer BioShock)
- Peter Thomas (composer Raumpatrouille)
- Annette Focks (composer Krabat (2008))
- Andreas Weidinger (composer)
- Matthias Weber (Lola-Winner, composer, Baywatch)
- Ralf Wengenmayr (composer Lissi und der wilde Kaiser, Der Schuh des Manitu)
- Bernd Wefelmeyer (conductor (1993 to 1995 Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg) and composer)
- Bert Wrede (composer)
- Gabriel Yared (Oscar-Winner; composer The Lives of Others)
- Helmut Zerlett (composer, Lessons of a Dream)
- Inon Zur (games composer, Crysis, Fallout: New Vegas)
References
- ^ "News: »See The Sound« vereint Musik und Film". Intro (in German). 2017-08-21CEST10:58:00+0200. Retrieved 2017-10-06.
{{cite news}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ "Gründungstreffen der European Education Alliance for Music and Sound in Media (EEAMS)". metal-matters-conference.blogspot.de. Retrieved 2017-10-06.
- ^ "Die Preisträger der Soundtrack Cologne - REGIE.DE". REGIE.DE (in German). 2013-11-25. Retrieved 2017-10-06.
- ^ "Die Gewinner der Soundtrack Cologne - REGIE.DE". REGIE.DE (in German). 2014-11-29. Retrieved 2017-10-06.
- ^ Video, Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und. "Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und Video | SoundTrack_Cologne 12 - Die Preisträger". www.professional-production.de (in German). Retrieved 2017-10-06.
- ^ Video, Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und. "Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und Video | SoundTrack_Cologne 13 - Die Preisträger". www.professional-production.de (in German). Retrieved 2017-10-06.
- ^ Video, Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und. "Professional Production - Technologie und Medienrealisation in Film und Video | SoundTrack_Cologne 14: Die Gewinner". www.professional-production.de (in German). Retrieved 2017-10-06.
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