[Fmpro] Dave Grusin's only hope to get to British TV scoring business

Tue May 6 20:20:21 GMT 2008

Well you aren't doing very well at communicating

"Dear all, I have a interest in Dave Grusin's work in films but  
there's only one thing I haven't told you is his television work. We  
are eager for him to score British TV drama series of his choice using  
previously filmed scenes. British TV is the only thing in his mind. I  
don't know about his relationship with British TV community but this  
will be his only hope to try to make it through. Do you think it's a  
very good idea for him to do that? Lwazi"

Ummm read that, then read it again. It makes no sense.

 > Dear all, I have a interest in Dave Grusin's work in films but  
there's only one thing I haven't told you is his television work.

this is non sensical. What is his television work? what haven't you  
told us?

 > We are eager for him to score British TV drama series of his choice  
using previously filmed scenes.

who are we?? Why would the tv drama be previously filmed scenes? Is  
it  a re-run that needs to be scored? Or you are just referring to the  
process in which a composer always works... While we might be involved  
in a production before a film or show is filmed to help brainstorm or  
get some basic motifs, we don't score to scenes that aren't previously  
filmed usually

 > 1. British TV is the only thing in his mind.

What?? how do you know what is in his mind? And if you want him to  
score british tv than what is the problem with british tv being on his  
mind??

 > 2. I don't know about his relationship with British TV community  
but this will be his only hope to try to make it through.

What?? His only hope? He doesn't need hope to make it through  
anything, he is Dave Grusin and doing just fine. Unless you have  
inside knowledge that you didnt explain when typing this? And why  
would British TV (1.) be his only hope to make it through? And what is  
he making it through to?

 > Do you think it's a very good idea for him to do that?

Do we think its a very good idea for him to do what????

Im sorry if I come across as harsh or rude but you are being rude  
wasting my time and the time of the people on this list writing  
jibberish. Please learn the English Language or get a translator  
before you post here.

Thanks

Christopher Kennedy Alpiar
Cinematic Composer
937.294.0900 (Dayton Studio)
310.339.9603 (Los Angeles)
877.294.0912 (Toll Free)
www.alpiar.com

On May 6, 2008, at 4:02 PM, Lwazi Nkiwane wrote:

> I do write and speak English Chris that's all.
>
> Lwazi
>
> Christopher Alpiar <chris at alpiar.com> wrote:
> I think you are having difficulty with the English language. Your  
> posts are very confusing and don't make much sense. Maybe get some  
> help from a translator before posting on the list ;-)
>
> Christopher Kennedy Alpiar
> Cinematic Composer
> 937.294.0900 (Dayton Studio)
> 310.339.9603 (Los Angeles)
> 877.294.0912 (Toll Free)
> www.alpiar.com
>
>
>
> On May 6, 2008, at 3:44 PM, Lwazi Nkiwane wrote:
>
>> Chris,
>>
>> I don't represent Mr. Grusin and he only scores American films not  
>> British. He don't accept outside scripts and that's why his agent  
>> told me in his e-mail.
>>
>> That's my answer.
>>
>> Lwazi
>>
>> chris at alpiar.com wrote:
>> huh? I don't understand anything you just said. Are you  
>> representing Dave Grusin and he is dying or something and you feel  
>> his only salvation is to work on some british tv dramas and it will  
>> save his life? I'm sure that my interpretation is quite ridiculous  
>> but its the best I can make of your odd statement
>>
>> Christopher Kennedy Alpiar
>> Cinematic Composer
>> http://www.alpiar.com/
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Lwazi Nkiwane [mailto:simoncarly2541 at yahoo.co.uk]
>> Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2008 02:17 PM
>> To: 'Film Music Radio'
>> Subject: [Fmpro] Dave Grusin's only hope to get to British TV  
>> scoring business
>>
>> Dear all, I have a interest in Dave Grusin's work in films but  
>> there's only one thing I haven't told you is his television work.  
>> We are eager for him to score British TV drama series of his choice  
>> using previously filmed scenes. British TV is the only thing in his  
>> mind. I don't know about his relationship with British TV community  
>> but this will be his only hope to try to make it through. Do you  
>> think it's a very good idea for him to do that? Lwazi  
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