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Animated Views’ Jeremie Noyer e-mailed us to tell us that his newest Caspian article is online: an interview with Narnia composer Harry Gregson-Williams. Here’s the summary from the top of the article, followed by a link to the rest!

Mark Griskey is fast becoming one of the premier composers that video game companies call when they require original music for movie-based titles.

ScoringSessions.com travels across the globe to bring you an exclusive in-depth look at the scoring sessions for Harry Gregson-Williams’ highly anticipated score to The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Recorded at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios, they’ve got a lot of photos for you, so come check it out!

In an announcement for the composer of Bond 22, the James Bond fan site MI6 has revealed that film composer David Arnold will be composing the score for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Tarva2Alambil sent us a great article about the career of composer Harry Gregson-Williams. He’s a phenominal composer, and will be returning to write the music for Prince Caspian. He mentioned that he’s really looking forward to it and that he hopes to be able to hold on to a theme or two from the first film.

We’ve just posted the third edition of the NarniaFans Mailbag. We’ve answered nine letters this week, including such topics as the lyrics, casting, the Extended score, how they may film The Last Battle, and more!

Click here for the third NarniaFans Mailbag!

Among Richard Attenborough’s narrative triumphs was 1994’s Shadowlands, a glimpse into the later years of admired British scholar and author C. S. Lewis. In his career of biographical storytelling, Attenborough would experience the full range of success, from the heights of Gandhi to the failures of Chaplin, and while Shadowlands is not anywhere near as well known as many of his other pictures, Attenborough’s telling of the friendship and love between Lewis and American poet Joy Gresham is widely regarded as a nearly flawless film.

BMI honored the composers and songwriters of the music from the past year’s top-grossing films, top-rated prime-time network television series and highest-ranking cable network programs at its annual Film & Television Awards. Held May 17 at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel, the black-tie gala was hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and Film/TV Relations Vice President Doreen Ringer Ross, who handed out more than 100 BMI Crystals throughout the evening.