Creating a Pitch

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As a songwriter, composer, and producer, I incorporate unique genres and styles to fit the on screen image, often driven with piano, electronic or orchestral instruments. I take inspiration from a mix of modern classical, atmospheric and pop musicians when considering scores for film such as Adam Young, Thomas Newman, Yiruma, Hans Zimmer and EvenS to create a current and unique style that is adaptable to many styles of film. I believe in creating believable rather than realistic scores to draw the audience in and portray a specific emotion.

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I take inspiration from a mix of modern classical, atmospheric and pop musicians when considering scores for film such as Adam Young, Thomas Newman, Yiruma, Hans Zimmer and EvenS to create a current and unique style that is adaptable to many styles of film. As a songwriter, composer, and producer, I incorporate unique genres and styles to fit the on screen image, often driven with piano, electronic or orchestral instruments. I believe in creating believable rather than realistic scores to draw the audience in and portray a specific emotion.  

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Jazzy Heath takes inspiration from a mix of modern classical, atmospheric and pop musicians when considering scores for a film such as Adam Young, Thomas Newman, Yiruma, Hans Zimmer, and EvenS to create a current and unique style that is adaptable to many styles of film. As a songwriter, composer, and producer, she incorporates unique genres and styles to fit the on-screen image, often driven with piano, electronic or orchestral instruments. Jazzy is a believer in creating a believable rather than a realistic score to draw the audience in and how to portray emotion through the use of sound imagery and music.

 

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Jazzy Heath takes inspiration from modern classical, atmospheric and pop musicians such as Adam Young, Thomas Newman, Yiruma, Hans Zimmer, and EvenS to create a current and unique style that is adaptable. As a songwriter, composer, and producer, she incorporates unique genres and styles, often driven by piano, electronic or orchestral instruments. Using sound imagery and music, Jazzy prefers to create a believable rather than a realistic score to draw audiences in to portray emotion.