SCREAM 4
(2011) Production Company: The Weinstein Company, Dimension Films,
Prime Focus, Corvus Corax, Outbanks Entertainment
Distributors: Dimension Films
& Anchor Bay Entertainment Release date
(USA): 15 April 2011
Director: Wes
Craven Screenplay: Kevin Williamson
Music Composed by
Marco Beltrami Additional Music by Marcus
Trumpp, Brandon Roberts, Dennis Smith & Joe
Paesano Orchestra Conducted by Allan
Wilson Performed by Slovak
Symphony
Orchestra Orchestrated by Dana
Niu Recorded and
Mixed by Peter Fuchs
& John Kurlander Recorded
at Slovak Radio Concert Hall Assistant Engineers Tyson
Lozensky & Martin
Roller Music Editor Ben Schor Music Preparation Victor Pesavento, Vladimir Martinka &
Jordan
Seigel
Music Produced by Marco
Beltrami & Buck Sanders
Synopsis:
Sidney Prescott, now the author of a self-help book, returns
home to Woodsboro on the last stop of her book tour. There she
reconnects with Sheriff Dewey and Gale, who are now married,
as well as her cousin Jill and her Aunt Kate. Unfortunately,
Sidney's appearance also brings about the return of Ghostface,
putting Sidney, Gale, and Dewey, along with Jill, her friends,
and the whole town of Woodsboro in
danger.
A NOTE FROM THE
COMPOSER
I think a lot of my ideas are rhythmical. I
like playing with odd meters. Percussion is one of those things
where anything can be a percussion instrument so there’s still a lot
of room for exploration and discovery. I think that’s one of the
reasons why a lot of people have fun using percussion these days,
making percussion instruments and recording percussion in new ways.
There’s not a direct, full-blown [version] of, say, Sidney’s theme,
but the themes are worked into the score to be part of the score. I
think it is a thematic score, it’s just not a melody-in-your-face
type of thing. It’s worked more into the body of the score
itself. We didn’t have the budget to record in L.A. I don’t
know why. That was sort of the frustrating part. We had to go to
Bratislava. I didn’t go. There was no money for that, either. They
did a fine job and all. I know it works fine for the film but I can
see where it suffers a bit in quality. The previous Scream movies
were all done in L.A., a union town. In terms of the sound of the
orchestra I think the sound of Scream 2 or 3, we had a big Hollywood
orchestra sound. This one is a little bit lacking.
V A R
E S E S A R A B A
N D
E (VSD-7083)
01. You're Not Real
(5:43) 02. Dewey in the Morning
(0:29) 03. Cheating on my Diet / Woodsboro 2010
(2:50) 04. When you Let Someone Go
(1:35) 05. It's My Rental (1:35) 06. You were
Busy (1:08) 07. Which Closet?
(4:32) 08. Working Together (1:22) 09. You are
the Message (3:13) 10. Everything's Under Control
(1:16) 11. I Know How you Feel
(2:29) 12. Cameras Obscured (1:32) 13. Gail
and Ghostface (1:04) 14. Don't Spoil it
(4:26) 15. The After Party (2:46) 16. I Got it
Right (3:56) 17. Your Ingenue Days are Over
(5:44) 18. The After-After Party
(3:15) 19. Touch and Go (2:50) 20. Don't Spoil
It, Part 2 (3:57) 21. Sid's Advice
(1:52)
Release date: 19 April 2011 Total Time: 61:53 Length of the Score: 88
minutes
01. Something
to Die For (The Sounds) (3:42) 02. Bad Karma (Ida
Maria) (2:55) 03. Cup pf Coffee (The Novocaines)
(1:30) 04. Make My Body (The Chain Gang of 1974)
(3:37) 05. Don't Mess
with the Original (3:33)
06. Yeah Yeah Yeah (The
Sounds) (3:31) 07. Run for your Life (6 Day Riot)
(2:32) 08. Axel F (Raney Shockne) (3:01) 09. On
Fire (Locksley) (1:54) 10. Devils (Say Hi)
(2:20) 11. Denial (Stereo Black) (3:43) 12.
Jill's America (3:26)
Release date: 12 April 2011 Total Time: 35:44
(6:59)
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