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About:
Douglas has been scoring film and television for almost
his entire life, never having the "real job" He has
always known as a young child what he wanted to do.
He has never lost sight of this.
This ideal continues thru his collaborations today.
People who know Douglas realized
very early when working or talking with him that anything is
possible,
both personally and creatively. "I
love surrounding myself with creative people. It encourages all
to perform
and exceed their best, independently and most importantly
collectively".
Douglas's studio is located in a renovated
colonial mansion built circa 1840 by James Southgate as his summer
house. Unfortunately, he never lived in it for his untimely
death of being hit in the head by a falling brick. "Ouch!"
The studio utilizes many of these large spacious rooms
and is equipped with all the latest and technological
advances to accommodate any kind of production. One suite,
being a very inspirational multi-channel tracking
room, has many flavors. Another includes a fiber-linked
projected screening room and is more comfortable than
any theater. (Plus the food is always better!)
Douglas,
an avid baker who loves to share his creations with clients and
colleagues, has found that scoring music
to picture is much like baking. It takes many parts or
elements to comprise the final result, and one
must pay attention to every step to finish correctly
and timely. A menu exists that is part of the creative
process because it is firmly believed that in order to
create great, you must eat great.
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