Sound Screen
Sound Screen
Podcast Description
APM Music's Sound Screen podcast is hosted by Annika Dietiker features conversations with artists, producers, experts, and other key players in the world of production music.About APM MusicAPM Music is your ultimate Source for production music for film, TV, video games, sports, advertising, and digital content. With decades of experience, APM Music provides original music that elevates storytelling across all media platforms. Whether you're scoring a blockbuster film, crafting a compelling TV show, producing adrenaline-pumping sports content, designing immersive video game soundtracks, or creating engaging digital media, APM Music delivers the perfect soundtrack to bring your vision to life. APM Music's vast library features music across all genres, moods, and styles, ensuring you find the ideal track for any project. From cinematic orchestral pieces to dynamic electronic beats, it specializes in music for video games, offering tracks that enhance gameplay and captivate players. Trusted by top advertising agencies, filmmakers, game developers, and content creators, APM Music is the go-to resource for high-quality production music. Explore our collection today and discover why APM Music is the preferred choice for music for commercials, TV shows, films, video games, and digital content.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on the world of production music, exploring themes such as artist journeys, music licensing, and industry insights, with episodes featuring discussions about indie music trends, personal storytelling in songwriting, and the creative process behind album production.
Sound Screen: Who Will Make it in the Music Business?
Hosted by APM Music, the Sound Screen podcast is a series of performances and interviews with emerging musical artists from all over the world. What they have in common is their innovative and creative approach to becoming successful in 2025. Far business savvier than any generation before them, they speak about how they keep track with a constantly changing marketplace, how they intend to break through, and what the future of independent music looks like.
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For over two decades, Jason Schneider has built a versatile career that bridges both scripted and documentary storytelling. His editorial fingerprints are evident in works screened at prestigious festivals, including TIFF, VIFF, Hot Docs, DOXA, and the Venice Film Festival. That breadth of exposure speaks to both his ambition and the trust placed in him by filmmakers working across genres. Most recently, he served as the finishing editor on the highly rated series Deadman’s Curse Season 3, currently airing on the Discovery Channel.
What stands out about Jason's approach is the way he marries technical precision with musical sensibility. A multi-instrumentalist, he writes and records music in his spare time, and this passion is far from a mere hobby. It’s deeply interwoven with his editorial identity. Jason is especially sought after for his understanding of timing, music, and sound design, bringing to each project a heightened sensitivity to how image, sound, and silence converse.
In this exclusive interview with Jason, we discussed his work on Deadman’s Curse Season 3 and how he used APM music to sculpt the scenes. Listen Now.
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