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"T3" SOUNDSTAGE: MYSTERY SET & TIGHT SECURITY! Interviews from Musicfromthemovies & TAFs.com! Reported By: Randy Jennings Wednesday, May 14, 2003 TheArnoldFans.com spoke with "T3" film composer's assistant to learn of how tight security was on the recording soundstage! "I haven't heard any of the music for T3. It was a closed scoring session. Actually, after the announcement of the recording sessions Marco, his assistant got a call from one of the producers. The director is wanting to be very cautious of the movie and did not want anyone knowing the location of the recording session. They did not think it would have that tight security as scores mostly do not have tight security. With Marco, I know it will be a great action score... Marco should be sending me his score for terminator 3, once I get that, I will post clips of the score online for the fans to hear... but we cannot add the clips to the site until the movie hits theaters." Next, Marco has officially signed on to score Cursed, re-teaming him with Wes Craven and Kevin Willamson who all three last worked together on Scream 2. Musicfromthemovies.com has an exclusive interview with Beltrami and we hear more about the film's score! Musicfromthemovies.com: When Marco Beltrami was signed to score Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, the choice of composer resulted in two different reactions in two different fan communities: excitement among film music fans, and skepticism among fans of the Terminator movies. Further controversy was triggered when Beltrami told the Music from the Movies web site in December, that instead of using music from Brad Fiedel's original scores, he would try all his "own material". Fans at various Terminator message boards on the internet were outraged by the possible outcome that Marco Beltrami wouldn't use the original Terminator theme. Today, in an exclusive interview with MftM, the composer tells us the true story behind the controversy surrounding the T3 score. "I never had the idea to omit the original theme. In fact, it wasn't really up to me and I prepared an updated, orchestral version of the Fiedel theme," Beltrami says. "However, as I worked on the movie, we found that this theme sort of took the audience out of the movie when we tried to insert it because this movie is not T2 and the theme automatically puts you back in T2 land. In fact, this theme is actually used very little in T2 as well - only in the ending scene and the credits! As it stands now, if they decide to use my updated version of the T2 theme, it will be only in the end credits and even this I cannot promise." A score album featuring Beltrami's music is being planned. To read the full Beltrami interview, head on over to Musicfromthemovies.com NOW! ----------  |