Independent filmmaker Mark Moormann directs the feature-length documentary Tom Dowd and the Language of Music. Shot on color and black-and-white16 mm film stock, the biography is a personal portrait of legendary recording engineer and producer Tom Dowd. The man himself is featured in a series of interviews from 1996 (the year he won a lifetime achievement award from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences) until 2002 (the year of his death). Filmed at Criteria Studios in Miami, FL, he is shown both at work behind ...
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Independent filmmaker Mark Moormann directs the feature-length documentary Tom Dowd and the Language of Music. Shot on color and black-and-white16 mm film stock, the biography is a personal portrait of legendary recording engineer and producer Tom Dowd. The man himself is featured in a series of interviews from 1996 (the year he won a lifetime achievement award from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences) until 2002 (the year of his death). Filmed at Criteria Studios in Miami, FL, he is shown both at work behind the soundboards as well as reflecting on his memorable career. Other interview subjects include artists Ray Charles and Eric Clapton; record producers Phil Ramone and Arif Mardin; and surviving members of the Allman Brothers Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Tom Dowd and the Language of Music premiered at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival. Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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I saw this today .I could not turn away from it .Every school that teaches music should have this to show the children ,where, when and how we came to where we are today in our music here in the US.How we came from records ,to tapes ,to cds ,to mp3's . How they did it .Wow . I really like how its put together .I like how it was filmed .I love the story when its finished most of all I loved the man and how he was portrayed in the movie . Its very interesting you cant get up and go to the frigde while its on . I want to own this one , I want my kids to see it . I want my friends to see it . Its real history put in a great movie . Has a lot of stars in it too ,as a bonus .