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Carla Patullo: From Scoring A Film to Scoring A GRAMMY Nomination
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Summary
If you’re a movie buff, you’re going to love today’s guest. She’s a composer and multi-instrumentalist whose music has appeared in over 30 motion pictures and soundtracks like Porno, This Is Jessica, and Lotte That Silhouette Girl.
Not to mention over 100 song placements in Emmy and BAFTA award-winning shows like Ellen DeGeneres, The Young & The Restless, Skins, Teen Titans Go, and Dance Moms. All you gamers out there may even recognize her sounds in the Microsoft video game Project Spark.
She also records and performs as White Widow and recently released a new album “So She Howls,” which is nominated for a 2024 GRAMMY in the “Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album” category.
Her work has earned her over a dozen awards, nominations and fellowships since 2015, with two of her film scores presented at the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences Museum.
I am so excited to welcome the musical champion for women, minorities, immigrants and the LGBTQ community, and the woman who Sandra Bernhardt calls “so fucking groovy that it scares the shit out of me!”
Meet Carla Patullo!
In This Episode
* Carla’s 2024 GRAMMY-nominated album So She Howls as music therapy for herself after grief and trauma
* Soundscapes: what are they?
* The differences in creating music for film/TV versus an album
* The job of a film score’s music director explained
* How Carla’s publishing deal got her into film and TV work
* Projects she’s drawn to based on personal values
Disclaimer: Opinions of show guests are not necessarily those of Thea Wood Productions, LLC or its employees, volunteers, advisors, or contractors.
Connect with Carla
Credits
Guest: Carla Patullo
Host and Producer: Thea Wood
Song: “Earth” by Carla Patullo, Lily Haydn, Tonality
Get full access to Herizon Music: The Newsletter at www.herizonmusic.com/subscribe
47 episodes
Manage episode 396407203 series 2784870
Summary
If you’re a movie buff, you’re going to love today’s guest. She’s a composer and multi-instrumentalist whose music has appeared in over 30 motion pictures and soundtracks like Porno, This Is Jessica, and Lotte That Silhouette Girl.
Not to mention over 100 song placements in Emmy and BAFTA award-winning shows like Ellen DeGeneres, The Young & The Restless, Skins, Teen Titans Go, and Dance Moms. All you gamers out there may even recognize her sounds in the Microsoft video game Project Spark.
She also records and performs as White Widow and recently released a new album “So She Howls,” which is nominated for a 2024 GRAMMY in the “Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album” category.
Her work has earned her over a dozen awards, nominations and fellowships since 2015, with two of her film scores presented at the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences Museum.
I am so excited to welcome the musical champion for women, minorities, immigrants and the LGBTQ community, and the woman who Sandra Bernhardt calls “so fucking groovy that it scares the shit out of me!”
Meet Carla Patullo!
In This Episode
* Carla’s 2024 GRAMMY-nominated album So She Howls as music therapy for herself after grief and trauma
* Soundscapes: what are they?
* The differences in creating music for film/TV versus an album
* The job of a film score’s music director explained
* How Carla’s publishing deal got her into film and TV work
* Projects she’s drawn to based on personal values
Disclaimer: Opinions of show guests are not necessarily those of Thea Wood Productions, LLC or its employees, volunteers, advisors, or contractors.
Connect with Carla
Credits
Guest: Carla Patullo
Host and Producer: Thea Wood
Song: “Earth” by Carla Patullo, Lily Haydn, Tonality
Get full access to Herizon Music: The Newsletter at www.herizonmusic.com/subscribe
47 episodes
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