John Joseph Wiater, Composer, joins Susan and Ben to discuss I Think I’m Sick, a 2024 film. John shares what it’s like having a career as a composer for film and TV. He discusses honoring the film director’s vision, collaborating with fellow songwriter Matt Fell, and incorporating binaural beats into the music for I Think I’m Sick, one of the first feature films to come out of the YouTube creator economy. John plays our “Mad Props” game.
Follow John on Instagram and TikTok @composerjawn, or IMDb. Find more of John’s work at johnwiater.com. I Think I’m Sick is streaming now on itisfilm.com and Prime Video. See behind the scenes footage of I Think I’m Sick on Danny Gevirtz’ YouTube Channel.
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Hosts: Susan Swarner and Ben Blohm
Executive Producer: Michelle Levin
Logo Art: Melissa Durkin
Music Composer and Performer: Steve Trowbridge
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