Producer Bruce Robb and composer Cody Carpenter were interviewed on JustEnoughTV about their "Masters of Horror" score.
December 16, 2005 (Press Release) --
LOS ANGELES, CA–Directed by John Carpenter (Halloween, The Thing) and scored by his son Cody Carpenter, the next installment of Showtime’s anthology series “Masters of Horror” promises to provide audiences with just enough horror. In an exclusive interview featured on JustEnoughTV.com, Cody Carpenter and his producer Bruce Robb give audiences a first-hand account of the creative process behind scoring this week’s episode, entitled “Cigarette Burns.”
“It’s exciting to talk to someone like Cody who’s at the beginning of his professional career,” said Gerrad Hall, who interviewed Carpenter and Robb for JustEnoughTV. “I get the impression there’s always something musical mulling in his head. Between his incredible talent and Bruce’s history as a successful producer, Cody’s sure to be a big deal.”
Just EnoughTV is part of the JustEnoughNetworks and is distributed through Microsoft. Its combined online channels reach an audience of over 9.2 million monthly viewers. With a mission to give artists increased exposure and to provide resources to budding musicians, the station maintains an open submission policy for video content, such as artist interviews and music videos.
The Cody Carpenter interview is currently a “featured interview” on the site, and will be available for on-demand viewing for the next thirty days.
“Cigarette Burns” premieres on Showtime this Friday, December 16th, at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT, with an encore midnight presentation slated for Saturday, December 17th.
“It’s exciting to talk to someone like Cody who’s at the beginning of his professional career,” said Gerrad Hall, who interviewed Carpenter and Robb for JustEnoughTV. “I get the impression there’s always something musical mulling in his head. Between his incredible talent and Bruce’s history as a successful producer, Cody’s sure to be a big deal.”
Just EnoughTV is part of the JustEnoughNetworks and is distributed through Microsoft. Its combined online channels reach an audience of over 9.2 million monthly viewers. With a mission to give artists increased exposure and to provide resources to budding musicians, the station maintains an open submission policy for video content, such as artist interviews and music videos.
The Cody Carpenter interview is currently a “featured interview” on the site, and will be available for on-demand viewing for the next thirty days.
“Cigarette Burns” premieres on Showtime this Friday, December 16th, at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT, with an encore midnight presentation slated for Saturday, December 17th.
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