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Indie Insider Podcast #23 – Danny Baranowsky, Video Game Composer
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On the twenty-third episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with Danny Baranowsky, composer of the soundtracks to such indie games as Super Meat Boy, The Binding of Isaac, and Crypt of the NecroDancer. The two chat about Danny’s journey from his parents’ basement to hiring his own manager, the importance of learning how to develop a contract, and plenty of advice for aspiring indie video game artists.
Have thoughts or questions? Want to be on the show? Email us: logan@blackshellmedia.com.
Indie Insider, presented by Black Shell M?edia, is the podcast that dives into the independent video game scene by speaking with indie developers, publishers, and industry professionals about their projects, stories, and thoughts on the hottest current topics! Indie Insider airs every Monday on BlackShellMedia.com and podcast hosting sites everywhere.
Black Shell Media is a publishing and marketing firm dedicated to helping independent video game developers reach massive audiences, publish financially successful titles, and turn game development into a career. It’s our mission to help game developers get more of what they want out of a rewarding opportunity in the game industry: more fans and sustainable revenue to keep them moving forward.
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