Please join us on May 19, 2019, at 10 AM Pacific/1 PM Eastern, with Film Editor Hannelore Gomes for what promises to be a fantastic Supervisor Listening Session.
Hannelore is an experienced film editor for online, film, TV and Ads – working on numerous projects for The New York Times and many others – and all of these projects call for A LOT of music. Film Editors are some of the key people you need to know to get your music into projects – and this Sunday, May 19 at 10AM Pacific/1 PM Eastern, Hannelore will evaluate your music for her projects and in general.
Hannelore (Williams) Gomes is an engaged citizen who cares passionately about human rights. As a filmmaker she seeks ways of talking about social issues in relatable and magnetic ways. She earned her BFA in Film & Television at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. Based in Los Angeles, she is currently editing Season 3 of “Black Love” which airs on OWN. Hannelore has created many webseries. Including “Dirty 30”, a docu-series about HIV and AIDS 30 years after the virus’s discovery. Dirty 30 was filmed in Paris, Johannesburg, Cape Town, New York City, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Dallas, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge. Hannelore also created “LoveStruck,” where she interviews both survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence, intimately exploring the personal toll of the epidemic. Her other web series include the comedies, “Queen Hussy” and “The Tutorialists”. The film, “Sega”, which she produced has screened at the New York African Film Festival and Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival . As an actor Hannelore guest starred on FX’s “Louie”, CBS’s “Blue Bloods”, and had a recurring role on ABC’s “One Life To Live”. Hannelore spent time editing branded content for The New York Times which is where she took the leap (diving deep) into editing Virtual Reality. She fancies her editing style as ranging from the rawest real to the magically unreal.
The Sync Music Listening Sessions connect and your music to a top music supervisor who will listen to your music, give you invaluable feedback and connect with you on a personal level.
The Sync Music Listening Sessions are strictly limited to 20 participants, so every single person gets one song of their music listened to, evaluated and shared with the people working on some of the top projects in TV, film, video games, trailers apps, ads, brands, and the Internet.
You’ll be able to ask questions, and all playlists from the songs played in the session are archived and shared on the Sync Summit Listening Sessions website.
The cost for taking part in this Listening Session is $150 and includes the session, listing in the Session playlist and access to all session video archives.
Use The Form Below to register – after registration, you’ll be directed to a thank you page with all the details on how to access the session.