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    Music & Sound: Summer Top Ten Spot Tracks

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    By The Editors of SHOOT

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    View the spots and learn more about the companies and people behind the great range of music, sound design and audio post represented in the selections for this Summer’s SHOOT Top 10 Spot Tracks Chart.  See related article here.

    SHOOT Top 10 Summer 2010 Spot Tracks Chart


    Title

    Music/Sound

    Audio Post

    Agency

    Production

    1

    American Express OPEN’s “Reveille”
    (view spot below)

    Beacon Street Studios, Venice, Calif.
    Andrew Feltenstein, John Nau, composers; Adrea Lavezzoli, music producer.
    Machine Head, Venice, Calif.Stephen Dewey, sound designer

    Beacon Street Studios
    Paul Hurtubise, audio engineer; Faye Armstrong, mix producer.

    Crispin Porter+Bogusky, Boulder, Colo.
    Bill Meadows, executive integrated music producer

    Prettybird,
    Santa Monica
    Max Malkin, director/DP

    2

    AT&T’s
    “Whole New World”
    (view spot below)

    Emoto, Santa Monica
    John Adair, composer

    Sound Lounge, New York
    Tom Jucarone, mixer

    		BBDO New YorkMelissa Chester, executive music producer
    		PsyopEben Mears, director;
    Jon Saunders, co-director, designer.

    3

    Sprint’s “Firsts”
    (view spot below)

    Elias Arts, bicoastal
    Jonathan Elias, composer; David Gold, creative director; Jay Nierenberg, sound designer; Ann Haugen, exec producer.

    Lime Studios, Santa Monica
    Rohan Young, mixer

    		Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco

    The Mothership,
    Venice, Calif.    Dael Oates,
    David Rosenbaum,
    directors.

    4

    Levi’s “To Work”
    (view spot below)

    stimmung, Santa Monica
    Gus Koven, sound designer; Joey Reyes, producer.
    Robert Miller, composer, adapting Richard Wagner’s “Prelude” to “Das Rheingold”

    		Sound Lounge, New York
    Philip Loeb, mixer
    		Wieden+Kennedy, Portland, Ore.Skunk, bicoastal
    John Hillcoat, director

    5

    		Fruit of the Loom’s
    “Comfortably”    (view spot below)

    Wojahn Bros. Music
    Scott Wojahn, Roger Wojahn, composers.

    charlieuniformtango, Dallas
    Russell Smith, mixer

    The Richards Group, Dallas

    		Aero Film, Santa Monica
    Klaus Obermeyer, director

    6

    Verizon’s “Towers”
    (view spot below)

    Q Department, New YorkOriginal music
    Trinitite Studios, Santa Monica
    Brian Emrich, sound designer

    Sound Lounge, New York
    Peter Holcomb, mixer

    mcgarrybowen, New York
    Jerry Krenach, director of music production

    		MJZ, bicoastal/
    international
    Rupert Sanders, director

    7

    Travelers’ “Watering Hole”(view spot below)



    Emoto, Santa Monica
    Lindsey Froemke, music supervisor who licensed the track “Summer’s Gone” performed by the band Aberfeldy
    740 Sound Design, Santa MonicaEddie Kim, Andrew Tracy, sound designers

    740 Sound DesignMike Franklin, mixer

    Fallon Minneapolis

    MJZDante Ariola, director

    8

    Lexus LFA’s “Pitch”
    (view spot below)

    Human, bicoastal

    Juice Studios, Santa Monica
    Bob Gremore, mixer

    Team One, El Segundo, Calif.

    Paydirt, Beverly Hills
    Iain MacKenzie, director

    9

    GMC’s
    “Tilt Shift”
    (view spot below)

    Yessian Music,
    New York    Tim Hanauer, composer; Mary Ellen O’Brien, music producer; Michael Yessian, head of production.

    		Soundtrack, Boston
    Brian McKeever, mixer


    Digitas Boston

    Partizan, bicoastal/international
    Keith Loutit, director

    10

    Oceana’s “Fast”
    (view spot below

    Nylon Studios, Sydney
    Jonathan Dreyfus, composer; Simon Lister, sound designer.

    Nylon Studios, Sydney
    Simon Lister, mixer

    GQ in-house

    Aero Film
    Klaus Obermeyer, director; Pete Zuccarini, co-director/underwater DP

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