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MUSIC SUPERVISION:
A SHORT HISTORY
An audio/visual presentation on the history of music supervision, notable music moments, and a look at score in film.
Presented by Thomas Golubić (Music Supervisor, 'Breaking Bad', 'The Walking Dead')
and Gary Calamar (Music Supervisor, 'Dexter', 'True Blood')
Thomas Golubić
(Music Supervisor)
Thomas Golubić is a Los Angeles-based music supervisor, DJ and Grammy-nominated record producer. His music supervision credits include the AMC series Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, Better Call Saul, TURN: Washington’s Spies, Halt and Catch Fire, the HBO series Six Feet Under, and the Showtime series Ray Donovan, among many other film & television projects. He is a founding and board member of the Guild of Music Supervisors, and is currently the head of their education committee. The Guild twice awarded Thomas with “Best Music Supervision in a Television Drama” for his work on Breaking Bad.
He was twice nominated for Grammy awards for producing volumes 1 and 2 of the Six Feet Under soundtrack album, and with former partner Gary Calamar was responsible for the use of Sia’s “Breathe Me” in the final scene of the series. It is considered one of the most memorable uses of music in television, and launched Sia’s music career in America. Thomas is also responsible for producing four soundtrack albums for The Walking Dead, the Breaking Bad soundtrack, and has assembled various remix projects for EMI-Capitol Records and MGM, including reinterpretations of Peggy Lee, The Beach Boys, Henry Mancini’s Pink Panther theme and EMI’s Christmas Classics remix compilation ‘Merry Mixmas’.
Gary Calamar
(Music Supervisor)
Gary Calamar, president of Go Music, is a five time Grammy-nominated producer and music supervisor who has overseen the music on some of the most acclaimed and popular shows on television including “True Blood”, “Six Feet Under”, “Dexter”, “Entourage”, "Weeds" and "House”.
Gary’s current projects include “The Man In The High Castle” (from Ridley Scott, coming in November on Amazon) , “Good Girls Revolt” (Amazon pilot from Lynda Obst), “Wayward Pines” (from M. Night Shyamalan on Fox) the indie film “Tumbledown” and documentary "Prophet’s Prey” (Showtime). Gary is also a songwriter and co-wrote the song “Let’s Boot and Rally” performed by Iggy Pop and Bethany Cosentino for True Blood. His debut EP as a recording artist, “You Are What You Listen To” was released on Atlantic Records to excellent reviews and airplay. Gary is also an author "Record Store Days" (with Phil Gallo), and DJ at public radio powerhouse KCRW.