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Danny McIntyre is an award-winning composer with extensive experience as a producer and academic as well. Currently an sssociate professor at Berklee College of Music, he celebrates placements on national networks and cable stations on a regular basis. On the CBS network, he receives weekly high-profile broadcasts for March Madness, NFL and SEC games, and golf, for which he was recently presented a Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC) Film and Television Award for his many network performances in 2016 and 2017.
Most recently, McIntyre worked with collaborator and friend Steve Cox on the PlayStation virtual reality (VR) shooter Farpoint, which became the highest selling VR game in history. The score won a Hollywood Music in Media award for best soundtrack and was nominated for a Jerry Goldsmith Award for best video game score of the year in 2017. McIntyre also recently coauthored a textbook, published by Routledge Publishing, on commercial composition and production called The Craft of Contemporary Commercial Music. When he isn't composing or producing music, he loves to spend time with his wife and two children.
"I want students to walk away from each class feeling inspired to create, work, collaborate, jam, and everything in between. As educators, I feel it is our number one responsibility to encourage and motivate."
"My professional experience absolutely informs my approach to the classroom environment. It is important that students see the practicality of what we teach. When a publisher or client asks me for something specific, I often find a way to create an assignment based on those requirements and explain to students that this is exactly what they should expect out there. I try to tie in reality no matter how abstract a topic may be, which generally isn’t too difficult in our field."
"In the end, success in music is often determined by a person’s level of musicianship, tech flexibility, and personality. All of these topics are exercised in class."
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