I just whistled a really adventurous, dynamic tune.. and it was really quite good. it would fit in any big budget hollywood adventure movie--one of the massive epics mind you, with incredible sets and hundreds of actors. it may be merely dumb luck that I would improvise a sweeping and overpoweringly beautiful tune, but without a doubt it wasn't dumb. very catch-y. in fact, I can't stop whistling it. I think I might have struck gold is what I'm trying to say. it's a piece that would definitely play on pandora internet radio's "film score radio" station, that's how good it is.
I would say this situation would be comparable to figuring out the perfect plan for winning the lottery. you have the rough details for a surefire victory, but you still have to put the plan into motion. now you have to arrange the piece, hire an orchestra to perform it, record it, shop it to studios, draw up a contract, go on a press tour, etc. the brainwork is done, now it's time for the legwork.
sometimes being so effortlessly creative is hard, but that's the price you pay when you're a renaissance man like me.
-frank
p.s. if anyone has any contacts in the orchestra industry please reach out to me, either in the comments below or by emailing frankdotcom.webmail@gmail.com. thank you in advance.
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