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Mark Andrew Slater (born April 1, 1969, in Reigate, Surrey) is a British film composer, conductor, cellist and pianist. He is the composer for the film Flatland, 400 Years of the Telescope. [1], and numerous planetarium fulldome films. [2]
Mark Slater is a professional and award-winning composer experienced in creating music for visual and interactive media, and live performances. Read more on Wikipedia. Read in Japanese 日本語ページ. Mark Slater conducting Prague Metropolitan Orchestra at Smecky Studios.
Mark Slater. Composer: Saved by Grace. Mark Slater was born in Surrey, England. His father, Christopher, was a conductor and professor at the Royal College of Music. Slater began musical study with the violoncello at age 5 and won a scholarship to enter Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Oxford at age 7.
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Mark Slater is an accomplished film and television composer, known for his work in immersive media. With a strong background in music and a passion for storytelling, Slater has made a name for himself through his unique blend of orchestral compositions and electronic sounds. Read more on Wikipedia.
Mark Slater is an accomplished award-winning music and film composer. Learn about his process, philosophy, and work.
About Mark Slater on Medium. Hi. I’m a teacher, Parkinson’s carer, professional film composer, and, above all, husband to a Japanese wife, living in Tokyo, Japan.
Hi. I’m Mark Slater. I teach film music composition and orchestration at the Andvision International Music School in Tokyo, Japan.
