Show Notes
Welcome back to Episode 11 of Sound Discussion!
We are back for another chat with a really interesting guest this month. Jo Karelis is a massively talented musician who composes for film, TV, games, podcasts, plays and also releases her own music. Jo can often be found out and about with her hand held audio recorder capturing sounds and rhythms that she can then use in projects later.
Many features that she has scored are available via Amazon Prime. Her music has been used across the BBC TV network and played on BBC radio, and her work has been mixed in major UK studios such as Warner Brother’s De Lane Lea and Twickenham Film Studios.
In this episode we discuss her process for composing, what it is like working on these projects and so much more.
To learn more about Jo you can use the links below!
Website: https://joannakarselis.com/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/joanna-karselis IMDB: https://www.imdb.me/JoannaKarselis
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