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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2024 · 54 MIN

Video Game Composer in Rome, Carlo Tuzza – E077

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What's a scene without a score? What's a video game without its music? For Carlo Tuzza, he asks and answers these questions every day as a composer and professor working mainly with video games. We get talking about the bands and music that influenced him, the excitement of different games and genres, and his work at the university level in Rome. After the interview, Madison and Tristan discuss some of the movies and shows they've been watching, including Twisters, Motherless Brooklyn, and the Olympics. We hope you enjoy today's episode with Carlo Tuzza, and be sure to share it with friends and anyone interested in composing and the work of a video game and film composer! -- Links for Carlo Tuzza: Website Soundcloud – Carlo Tuzza YouTube – Carlo Tuzza IMDB – Carlo Tuzza Instagram – Carlo Tuzza - Music Composer Facebook – Carlo Tuzza - Music Composer Music Demo Reel Sound Design Demo Reel Email -- Fan of The Indie Magazine & Podcast? Show your support by ⁠⁠⁠⁠donating to our podcast and magazine here⁠⁠⁠⁠. Every little bit helps us continue to provide reviews, interviews, and industry news with those interested in all things entertainment!

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