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DEAD SPACE 2 Musical Postmortem
SPEAKER/S: Jason Graves (Jason Graves Music, Inc.)
DAY / TIME / LOCATION: Wednesday 10:30-11:30 Room 3010, West Hall 3rd Fl.
TRACK / FORMAT: Audio / Lecture
DESCRIPTION: Composer Jason Graves will highlight the challenges and opportunities that presented themselves while scoring DEAD SPACE 2. The sequel builds on the same music as sound design approach of the original game, while extending and altering it for further dramatic effect. This panel will discuss living up to the hype of the original, how the score mirrors the plot and action of the sequel, and detail the many different orchestral recording sessions that occurred over the space of twelve months.

TAKEAWAY: Attendees will take away a detailed understanding on how to plan and implement a game score, including the importance of illustrating emotional content and character arcs through music. The panel will explain the premise behind the unique sounds of the score, including how they were created and recorded and what tools are essential to editing and building custom sample libraries.
INTENDED AUDIENCE: This panel is geared toward anyone interested in learning more about music production for games, with an emphasis on game composers and audio directors.

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