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Jim Hughes
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- Savannah, GA
- United States
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Jim Hughes's Videos
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Desert Walk
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Tinne Man - behind the lens
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Tinne Man
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Jim Hughes's Groups
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Audio Software Developme…
2 members
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Sample Libraries and Plu…
16 members
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Country/Folk/Americana
5 members
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Indie Rock/Pop/Emo
16 members
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Electronica/Dance/Ambient
26 members
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Resources Hub
34 members
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IMP Promo Film Team
44 members
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DJ's and Beatmakers
22 members
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Rock Composers
19 members
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Film Directors and Produ…
21 members
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Fusion/Jazz
14 members
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Hybrid/Modern Composers
40 members
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Sound-Designers
32 members
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Video Game Composers
43 members
Jim Hughes's Discussions
Film Score Needed
Replied Sep. 9, 2009
Composer related web sites
Replied Aug. 23, 2009
Post-Production Audio Pipeline
Replied Aug. 10, 2009
jim@independentmediapros.com
Music
Profile Information
- Music Genre
- Rock, Reggae, Alternative, Jazz, Industrial, World, Dub, Drum and Bass, Techno, Trance, Psychodelic, House, IDM, Hybrid, Classical, Piano Ballad, Gangsta Rap, Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Ethnic, Indie Rock, Ambient, Underscore
- Performing Rights Organization
- ASCAP
- My website:
- http://virb.com/switchtheory
- Credits and Experience:
- Moving On (2007) [dance program]
Tinne Man (2007) [film]
Betrayed (2008) [film]
Thicker than Blood (2008) [film]
A Life Less Ordinary (2008) [documentary]
Growing Room (2009) [environmental awareness project]
Year Of The Rhinoceros (2009) [film]
Steal (2009) [film]
Somebody Hit The Lights (2009) [film]
The Gaia Project (2009) [gui release]
Concealed By Tradition (2009) [music art film]
- Role or Type of Service Provided
- Music Supervisor, Composer, Solo Artist, Foley, Sound-Design, Songwriter, Singer
- Biography
- Jim’s obsession with electronic music began at the young age of four, when his parents bought him a small one octave synthesizer for Christmas. From there his fascination grew exponentially. He started taking piano lessons at the age of ten and joined the middle school band playing the clarinet. He then switched to the bass clarinet in the eight grade. He was invited to and joined the Southeastern United States Honor Band also in the eight grade on the Bass Clarinet. Once he entered high school, he joined the marching band drum-line, percussion ensemble, jazz band, symphonic band, and concert band. He played drum-set for the jazz band and during his sophomore year, attended the Clayton State Jazz Clinic. While in the marching band he played the bass drum, snare drum, tenors, and all pit instruments. In 1998, between his junior and senior year, he marched on the drum-line with the Spirit of Atlanta drum and bugle corps who placed 14th at the DCI World Championships. He played drum-set for the jazz band and during his sophomore year, attended the Clayton State Jazz Clinic. After high school he moved to Columbus Georgia to attend Columbus State University, majoring in percussion performance with a focus on drum-set. He performed with the Columbus St. Orchestra and in the orchestra pit ensemble for their theatre dept. Jim has also played the guitar for twelve years, though he has had no formal training.
Jim’s first album “Digital Nonsensical” is an attestation of his broad musical training and love of all things that make a racket. Even the most discerning of music enthusiasts will have something new to find in the wide-ranging soundscapes of The Scientific Method.
CLICK ON THE POSTERS TO SEE FILM REELS.
"Concealed By Tradition"
"Concealed By Tradition" is an experimental music art film developed by the entire film student body at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, under the direction of film professor Joshua Caraballo.
"Year Of The Rhinoceros"
"Year Of The Rhinoceros" is a drama directed by Joshua Caraballo.
"Tinne Man"
"Tinne Man" is a drama written and directed by Craig Bolt.
"Growing Room" - The Growing Room is a 30 minute film which captures the perceptions of the people who live, work, play and study in the borough of Enfield in north London about the greening of the Hertford Road area. This Perception AREA project is a creative public consultation developed by Haring Woods with artist Karen Lois Whiteread. www.haringwoods.com
"A Life Less Ordinary" - A moving documentary in which students from a learning disability clinic, and their parents, enlighten us with their struggle against dyslexia, ultimately reaching a point where the disorder is no longer a hindrance against their everyday life. - from writer/producer Michael Ciccone
"Steal" tells the story of an 8 year old girl who befriends a shoplifter. - from writer director Misha Vertkin
"Somebody Hit The Lights"
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Destination Video
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Conference stinger
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Discussion Forum
A list of great sites for filmmakers 3 Replies
Started by Jim Hughes. Last reply by Jim Hughes Sep. 9, 2009.
promotion 1 Reply
Started by BRIAN LEE CORBER. Last reply by Jim Hughes Jul. 12, 2009.
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I just wanted to thank you for establishing this great site! I've grown as a page designer, done about fifty revisions, but am finally there, making new talented friends, good connections, but more importantly, I have a well designed site with a player to steer potential clients to.
Things are quickly looking up, in large part to you!
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Chad
Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays to you and yours & greetings from sunny (er, make that cold, dark and gloomy) Chicago!
In answer to your question of what genre I prefer to compose in...
It really depends on what input has moved me.
I do personally enjoy dance music, and I think that comes through in some of my works.
Thanks for administering this great meeting place.
All the best,
DJBonseye
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