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Scott Essman

  • Adjunct Instructor, Bradley University
California
As seen in: Animation World Network, MovieMaker Magazine, Below the Line, Creative Screenwriting, Make-Up Artist magazine, Above the Line, Student Filmmakers
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Danny Boyle Reflects on “Slumdog”

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By Scott Essman, Kim Welch, Tony Wisniewski
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By Scott Essman After just a quick glance at his wildly diverse credits, one might easily describe director Danny Boyle’s career as eclectic. After debuting with the 1995 indie sensation Shallow Grave, he quickly segued into another critical darling, Trainspotting. Although his next movies were curious choices – A Life Less Ordinary and The Beach – he rebounded with the sci-fi horror hit 28 Days Later.
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1,000 Visual FX Shots, Working with Crew, and The Mummy Franchise

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By Scott Essman
| Student Filmmakers
Renown Action Director Rob Cohen Talks by Scott Essman Formerwunderkind producer and executive Rob Cohen burst onto the directing scene with his biopic Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story in 1993.
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Slaying the Dragon with Randy Edelman

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By Scott Essman
| Student Filmmakers
Director-Composer Collaboration in ‚ÄúThe Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor‚ÄĚ by Scott Essman Director-composer relationships have long resulted in some of the most memorable collaborations in movie history. Of course, there was Hitchcock and Herrmann. Spielberg and Williams. Zemeckis and Silvestri. Burton and Elfman. Now, a relatively more recent partnership has evolved between a director and composer that has had the effect of creating some of the most impacting film music of the last two decades.
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