232. Ron Fish on Creating Music for Theme Parks and Video Games

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Recorded20 May 2024

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It’s easy to overlook how important sound design is to the success of theme parks. Music in particular lifts our experience beyond what we see on the attractions. Composer Ron Fish worked closely at Walt Disney Imagineering for eight years on many classic rides and shows.… Read more... The post 232. Ron Fish on Creating Music for Theme Parks and Video Games appeared first on Tomorrow Society.

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