Dylan Beale wrote the music for the 1994 release Wolverine: Adamantium Rage. Recently the Boss 2 Music has been making waves, suddenly being proclaimed as the first ever grime instrumental! You can read more about that here: http://www.factmag.com/2016/07/27/wolverine-adamantium-rage-first-grime-instrumental/ Sam Hughes speaks to Dylan, now Chief Production Officer at EdgeCase Games, about the track and what he's up
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Interview with Voice Artist, Rachael Messer
Sam Hughes speaks to voice artist, Rachael Messer about her career, VO advice and her recent role in System Shock. Rachael is a professional actress., who has done voice work for commercials, animes, cartoons, video games and more. You may have heard her in FUNimation shows such as "Onozawa" in Sankarea,
Post-Develop Catch Up with John Broomhall
Sam Hughes caught up with John Broomhall after this year's Develop in Brighton conference to talk about the highly successful audio track. Congratulations on another great audio track at Develop in Brighton this year, John. Could you explain your role in the Audio Track and tell us how was this year’s
Interview with Recording Artist, LEX
Sam Hughes speaks to recording artist, Lexi Atkins, about her career so far, acting, music and more. Lexi Atkins has quickly made a name for herself in the entertainment world. She was most recently seen costarring opposite Jennifer Lopez and Ryan Guzman in Universal Pictures’ thriller “The Boy Next Door.” Additional
Competition Time with Assassin’s Creed’s Evie Frye, Victoria Atkin!
We teamed up with the wonderful Victoria Atkin (Evie Frye, Assassin's Creed), to give away two SIGNED copies of her book, London Love to ONE lucky winner! If you missed our previous adventures with Victoria, you can catch our podcast interview HERE-> as well as our video interview at the BAFTA Games Awards 2016
Transformers The Movie (1986) Composer, Vince DI Cola
Article by Sam Hughes To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Transformers: The Movie (1986) today, we're re-releasing Sam's interview with the film's iconic composer, Vince Di Cola! Apart from the heavy metal/rock soundtrack that accompanied the epic battle between Autobots, Decepticons and Unicron (including the epic cover of the Transformers' theme
Doom (Campaign) Game Audio Review
Review by Matt Hellewell Edited by Sam Hughes Developer: id Software Publisher: Bethesda Softworks Composer: Mick Gordon Audio Director: Chris Hite Reviewed on: Xbox One The Doom campaign begins with your character awakening in a Martian facility, unaware of where he is or how he got there. As the story unfolds you start to piece together the
ThinkSpace Interview with Guy Michelmore
Sam Hughes speaks to Guy Michelmore about his career so far and the recent fruition of the ThinkSpace Education's recent online game audio masters degrees. Read the full interview below! Thanks for joining us Guy! It’s great to have you on the site. So before we talk about ThinkSpace Education, let’s chat
Interview with EVE: Valkyrie’s Audio Team, Jon McCavish and Ash Read
Interview with Sound Designer Rebecca Parnell of MagicBrew
Sam Hughes speaks to renowned sound designer, Rebecca Parnell about her career so far, her audio company Magic Brew, her recent work on the sound design for Transformers: Earth Wars and more! Magicbrew founder Rebecca Parnell is a BAFTA Award winning Sound Designer, having worked with sound for over 19 years