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Who are you?

Composer, Sound Designer, Musician, Film/Television, Games, Advertising, Studio Musician, Studio Engineer, Educator

Whats your goal?

Composer, Sound Designer, Musician, Film/Television, Games, Advertising, Studio Musician, Studio Engineer, Educator

Your website?

http://www.markleonardmusic.com

What project are you currently working on?

Reality TV

Whats another project you are working on?

NBC promos
transcriptions
performing
teaching

What project did you complete?

"Nobody Told Me" - DePaul Documentary Project
Music for "UFC", and "Border Security"
Raw Thrills' "Superbikes"
MusicbedDV
a couple ring tones and some other commercial and film projects

Whats a project you would like to do someday?

It's exciting not knowing what will come my way next, as long as it pays the bills!

What's your OS of choice?

Mac

What is your setup (hardware, software, mics, libraries, etc..)?

DP5, MachFive, (Vienna, Illios, +++) Atmosphere, Trilogy, Stylus, Line6Pod Powercore pci.

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At 10:39am on November 12, 2008, Joe Griffin said…: "Some great stuff I heard on itunes!
What got you started in theatre?"

Thanks, Mark. I got started in theatre when I left a bad-situation recording studio job for a temporary job as a sound op at the Goodman Theater in Chicago (I had a friend who worked there and told me about the opening). I worked under a bunch of really fantastic designers and watched how they put their designs together. Eventually I got another studio job and didn't think much about doing theatre sound until three years later when a friend called and said he was going into tech for "A Christmas Carol" in four days and needed sound effects and could I please help. From that job and a couple of basic music edits for local dance companies I started getting more and more calls to design plays, to the point where I think I've done three dozen mainstage shows in the last 5 years. It's been quite a lot of fun, really.

At 9:30am on August 2, 2008, Steve Dream said…: Dear Mark

Thank you for your friendship and support. I am looking forward to networking and meeting new friends along our various audio journeys.

Sincerely,
Steve

At 1:30pm on July 17, 2008, Mike Dicillo said…: In all honesty, it was a matter of patience, networking, good personality, and a great demo...also a bit of luck!

At 8:18am on July 17, 2008, Mark Leonard said…: That he is. I had a lot of fun writing for his program.
Things have been good. Eric tells me you've worked with Rom. Very cool.
Seeing that you've done quite a bit of children's materials.. can I ask how you first got started in that?

At 10:01pm on July 16, 2008, Mike Dicillo said…: Oh, very cool...It's an amazing program...Eric is a genius! I just invited him to the site yesterday.

Things have been going very well...how about you?

At 11:43am on July 16, 2008, Mark Leonard said…: Yes,
I worked on Season Two with Eric.
How have things been going for you?

At 11:26am on July 16, 2008, Mike Dicillo said…: Hey Mark...yes, I'm THAT Mike Dicillo! Do you know Eric?

At 8:40pm on July 15, 2008, Mark Leonard said…: I read on your page you had lost Trilogy when going to a G5. Was that trouble with the program working in Leopard?

At 8:39pm on July 15, 2008, Mark Leonard said…: Thanks,
Atmosphere for the vocal. Stylus I think for all the perc.

At 8:33pm on July 15, 2008, Matt Kern said…: Nice tunes. I liked the backing voice in the first one. Is that a library?

Nice sounding drums on both. Were either of those stylus?