Today's Soundtrack episode features the RGR song, For A Man.The music featured during the opening and closing of the show is Someone's Out There by Matthew Ebel.  You can find more of his music at music.podshow.com

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Today's Soundtrack episode features the RGR song, He Da Man.The music featured during the opening and closing of the show is Someone's Out There by Matthew Ebel.

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In part 1 of the soundtrack series, today we start highlighting the music from the movie, Run Grammie Run. Today's song, Closed Doors (Short), is introduced by Director David Singer. Stay subscribed for more music from the movie in future episodes of the Key Grip. The intro music from today's podcast is from The Sods.In the photo:  David Singer at Saucer Sound Recording Studio.

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Here is some music to get you through today's hot summer night (and day).Here is the link for more information on The SodsYou can also do a search for The Sods at music.podshow.com or at cdbaby.com

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Here is the long awaited part 2. Don't forget, in coming podcasts we will be featuring songs from the movie in their entirety. TKG

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In today's episode we listen in on the start of the recording session for the Marathon Song for the movie, Run Grammie Run.  Music in the show....Ball and Chain by Lois GrecoYou can purchase Lois's music at the iTunes Music Store, CD Baby and CD Freedom.  Check Lois's site for upcoming shows.Someones Out There by Matthew EbelYou can purchase Matthew's music at Podshow and the iTunes Music Store.Stayed subscribed for part 2 of The Marathon Song Session.

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Trying to stay dry here in the Northeast, no better weather for doing a new podcast.  Today I catch up with David Singer, Director of Run Grammie Run,  over the phone who just finished filming a scene in New Bedford, MA this morning.Music in the show from music.podshow.comRain, Rain from the DetonatorsRain from Matthew Ebel

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The second part of my Run Grammie Run update interview with David Singer. We talk about music, trailers, festivals and movie distribution. We wrap up with a song from The Sods.

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After having Tuna Salad Sandwiches, David Singer and I discuss what has been going on with Run Grammie Run. We also talk about an upcoming shoot and what happens to those little video tapes after all the footage has been shot! Stay tuned for part two in a few days.

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Today we catch up with Run Grammie Run and news regarding The Sods. One new song and another repeat. The new song is not the one I mention in the podcast. Stay tuned for that one soon. The picture is a video capture from a Sods music video. Some links mentioned: Trac-R The Movie Daddy's Junky Music

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Hi everybody and welcome back to the show. Today's show features an interview with Sods member, Dennis Colannino and two (Cancel Tomorrow & Blue Line) more tunes from The Sods. Rumour has it a Sods video may be available in the future so stay tuned. More Run Grammie Run on the way. Enjoy the show!

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Since I am a big fan of Cameron Crowe, I could not pass up this opportunity. Greg Mariotti is the "news guy" and town hall moderator at CameronCrowe.com and was more than willing to share with us his thoughts on Cameron Crowe. We discuss how it all got started, current news and where things are headed. Thanks again Greg! Check out the sites and go see Elizabethtown: Official Cameron Crowe The UnCool

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This is second half of the 10/13/05 soundseeing preshoot meeting in Famouth, MA. Topics covered include shooting a movie in public and how you can use someone's image, directional movement on screen and what it represents, and finally using stills to assisst with camera setup and framing. On the rock: Director David Singer and Cameraman Tim Dombrowski discuss shot setup where the actors and marathoners cross a railroad bridge.

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Finally, a soundseeing tour! On 10/13/05 I went with Director David Singer, Sound Engineer Raffy Lopez and Cameraman Tim Dombrowski on location to listen in on camera setups, crew challenges, use of standard definition cameras in a high definition shoot and more. These discussions are in preparations for the filming of the marathon scenes for Run Grammie Run. In the photo: Tim and David discuss shot setup in Falmouth Center for the start of the race. Stay subscribed for part two where we discuss movement from left to right, use of public images and more.

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The Key Grip's second installment of great music by the Sods of Revere, MA. In the Photo from left to right: Chris Bright (vocals), Dennis Colannino (keyboards, bass guitar), Paul Lucier (lead guitar), Fred Ford (drums), Michael Stuart (bass guitar). Not pictured, but also joining the band on guitar for various songs, Steven Ferrara, Bruce Termini, John Grimaldi, and Billy Guarino. In this podcast we feature the songs "The Mayor's Daughter" and "Youth Is Wasted."

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We catch up with David Singer and the Run Grammie Run production. We discuss some of what it takes to produce music for a movie and sample a song from RGR. UPDATE: Regarding the Louise Rossetti interview in The Boston Globe, they now require $$ for past articles, hopefully you can find someone who has it.

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With this show we take a detour from Run Grammie Run and introduce you to some music from a band that rocked from Revere, MA in the 80's, The Sods. With many thanks to Dennis Colannino, we will be showcasing some of the music of The Sods in this podcast, so stay subscribed. Today's show features the songs "I Can't Take You" and "Me For A Day." The Sods are: Dennis Colannino, Fred Ford, Chris Bright and Paul Lucier. Also on guitar for the two songs on today's show is Bruce Termini. Stay subscribed for more shows covering Run Grammie Run, The Sods, and something else I think everyone will enjoy. CW

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In this show we discuss some of the technology being used in the production of Run Grammie Run.

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Today's show features an interview with the producer and director of Run Grammie Run, David Singer. We talk about how he got started developing movies and how Run Grammie Run was born. We also discuss a little bit of what it takes to make an independent movie. Thanks to Dan Fernandes for the music used in the podcast, just a taste of the music from the movie. CW

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Hi movie fans and welcome to The Key Grip. This podcast will take you behind the scenes of a local/independent movie called Run Grammie Run being made in Southeastern Massachusetts. This promo can be used to promote the show, so please feel free to use it as part of your show. I hope to post a new show within a week which will be an interview with the director/producer where we will talk about the movie. Thanks, CW

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