It is undecided how many songs to make Mist as a theme.I think that composition of this series is in expression of "human emotions".People trapped in department stores. It is one of my goals to express various "emotions" swirling in them with music.
I'm not thinking about composing it with the sense of "making suspense and horror music."The more you read "Mist", the more blatantly the various emotions swirling in humans are blatantly expressed.Fear of an endless nightmare.Group psychology.conflict.Various emotions of people placed in abnormal situations.....
Of course there are action-like scenes, and I'm thinking of making such music.Sometimes you have to focus on different dimension monsters.But ... What should be given priority is "human emotions"!If I can express this part with music even a little, there is a meaning to study "Mist" as well.Conversely, if we can not express human emotions with music, there is no point in making songs ....
It's harder than "TROY" or "CONGO" I tried before.Now, would this time go well?
By the way, "Mist" has been made into a movie (I think it is 2007?). It is a work that you can enjoy as it is.However, I do not like the movie's last scene.The movie ends with the desperation of the main character.On the other hand, in the novel, the curtain is closed with such a nuance even if it is an endless nightmare, "Maybe there may be hope ...".
Mark Ishamis in charge of the music of the movie "Mist".He joined Wyndham Hill in the past, and he is also well versed in jazz and electronic music.Recently he has provided music to "The Longest Ride", "The Accountant" etc.
I love 'Never Cry Wolf' produced in 1983.Mark Ishamis also in charge of music for this work.Someday, I would like to make music of Never Cry Wolfe!
Thank you!
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