Show Notes
In this episode of the Unmasked History of Scooby-Doo, Alexa interviews Stephen Geering, composer for three video games: Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventures: Phantom of the Knight (CD-ROM); Scooby-Doo's Classic Creep Capers (N64 & Gameboy Color); and Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase (Playstation 1, Gameboy Advance).
Highlights of this episode include: 1- Stephen’s journey into composing, and how he started in the game industry. 2- The process for composing for interactive games, and how that compares to scoring film and/or TV. 3- The story of the song Stephen wrote for the 2002 live-action movie, that unfortunately didn’t make it into the film. BONUS: Listen until the end of the episode to hear the full song!
Find more from Stephen at ingeermusic.com or on Bandcamp.
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