Streamers (visual cues for scoring and ADR)
Cue Tracker (Core Data–driven cue management)
The Glutenberg Bible (experiments in gluten-free baking)
The Collective Journal Project (journals travel the world)
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Sean Dougall is a composer, software designer, and proponent of the “mad scientist” creative tradition. In addition to teaching music technology in the Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television (SMPTV) program at the University of Southern California, he is the human force behind the innovative software of ElectroMonkey Media.
Before studying film scoring at the University of Southern California, Sean Dougall studied oboe with Ray Still at Northwestern University, and composition with Phillip Rhodes at Carleton College. He lives in Point Richmond with his wife, composer Jen Wang, and their two cats, Emmitt and Layla.
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Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television at the University of Southern California
A Distant Train
Several nights punctuated by the plaintive sounds of the trains coming into Point Richmond, led to this short piece.
At the Night Sky
This is an early fragment from what eventually became a piece for electronically processed oboe and fixed media. The later version is roughly 6 minutes long, more rhythmically irregular, and more timbrally diverse. A recording of the longer version is forthcoming ... at some point. Sequenced in Logic and Ableton Live.
Two
Recorded at Paramount Stage M in 2003.
Foiled Again
Final scene and end credits from a short film by Greg Johnson. The rhythmic sounds feature homemade samples of vocal percussion.
Ballet
This piece started out as a scoring assignment. (Ballet is the name of the scene, not an indication that the piece is intended as a long-form dance piece.) Sequenced in Digital Performer, with live oboe.