With nominations in 3 categories for Pluribus, Dave was honored with Emmys for “Original Main Title Theme Music” and “Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hours)” in his role as Score Mixer. He was also a nominee in the “Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score)” category.
There’s a new piece in Variety by Jon Burlingame talking about a few Emmy-contending television scores, including Pluribus. Read it here!
I was interviewed by Gold Derby to talk about my work on Pluribus. Read it here!
Watch a discussion I had at SXSW with Pluirbus costume designer Jennifer Bryan and producer Trina Siopy, and check out the full roundtable which also included the show’s creator Vince Gilligan and actress Rhea Seahorn.
I enjoyed speaking with Gold Derby just after episode 4 was released about how our approach to score on Pluribus differs from my previous collaborations with Vince Gilligan, and that intense scene which ends the episode and how I got to coordinate more closely than ever with our amazing sound department. That cue is the penultimate track on Volume One of my Pluribus score which covers episodes 1-4 and is available now from Milan Records on all of your favorite streaming services.
Great to speak again with the always insightful Joshua Weiss for Forbes about my work on Pluribus. We delve into the ways we are using score to help tell Vince Gilligan’s unique story – and how it differs from anything we’ve done before — which requires some spoilers for the first 2 episodes – so I recommend reading it AFTER watching. The first two episodes of Pluribus launched yesterday on AppleTV.
A few photos from the red (yellow!) carpet at the Pluribus premiere. The first two episodes kick off TONIGHT at 6pm PST on Apple TV!
Pluribus premieres on November 7th! So pleased to reunite with Vince Gilligan, Rhea Seehorn, and our peerless producers and writers for this amazing project. I’ve personally been working on it for 18+ months and our team much longer than that… beyond excited to share it.