Ep 12: Strategies for Getting Gigs and Playing the Long Game (Emmanuel Lagumbay)
We talk through Emmanuel's composing process, his personal experience networking with game developers, and he shares some practical tips for building your career as a video game music composer.
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Show Notes
In this episode of Composer Code, I chat with composer and sound designer Emmanuel Lagumbay. Emmanuel is out there fighting the good fight; networking like crazy, working with game devs to fulfill their visions, and helping other composers.
We run in a lot of the same circles online, and I figured it was high time to have him on the show. Boy, did he bring the value.
I’m obsessed with his metaphor of the composer as a farmer. We plant seeds, we water, we prune, and we wait. That’s the only way to success in this saturated, highly-relational business.
We talk through Emmanuel’s composing process, his personal experience networking with game developers, and he shares some practical tips for building your career as a video game music composer. If you’re an up-and-coming composer, or want to hear firsthand what it’s like in the trenches as a working producer, you don’t want to miss this chat.
If you’d like to learn more about Emmanuel’s music or his work in sound design:
Check out LagumbayMusic.com
Drop him a line at [email protected]
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