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| This is a comments thread about Blog Post: FSM News and Notes 6/8/09 by Lukas Kendall |
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Okay, looks like I need to finally initiate my plan to knock over a couple of liquor stores. Does SAE accept cash? Or, perhaps, liquor?
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Wish I could have made the get-together, but 'tis a long, costly way from Bayside to LA.
I'll venture a guess that the July tv score album might be Goldsmith's music for the now forgotten
CAIN'S 100, a 1961-62 MGM/Arena production falling between DR. KILDARE and MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. with the then ubiquitous (Peter) Mark Richman. (God, does anybody remember him in AGENT FOR H.A.R.M.?)
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A get together at Comic Con is a great idea. I am planning to be at the Con all four days, and would love to meet my fellow board members. As for places we could meet, I am not sure what time of the day you were thinking, Lukas, but I have a couple of ideas: if you are thinking early evening or late afternoon, it sounds like SAE is getting a booth in the Exhibit Hall. How about we meet at the booth fairly close to when the Exhibit Hall closes one of the nights (it closes at 7:00), or any other time convenient for everyone, and then we can all walk to a bar, or other place nearby. That way we all have a chance to check out the new cd you are hinting about, plus whatever else is available, while also meeting fellow score fans. Another idea depends on the program schedule, which hasn't been released yet, but we could get together after a particular panel. Especially if there is a music related panel. I remember going to a panel at Comic Con a few years ago when some of the composers for the various DC animated series, such as Justice League Unlimited and Teen Titans talked about scoring for animation. It was a pretty interesting panel. Unfortunately, I don't have any idea what is planned this year.
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