Halo 4: Composing Worlds
343 Industries . Halo 4 . April 2012
The Sound of Halo 4
All 150 hours was given to Neil and edited into a 2 hour documentary that can be found on the vinyl record release.
The music of Halo is widely regarded as some of the most iconic in the history of video games. A pivotal moment came when the franchise transitioned away from its beloved original composer following Bungie’s departure from Microsoft, placing its musical future in the hands of a previously unfamiliar figure. But calling this musician “unknown” would be a mistake. In truth, it was one of the founding members of the globally acclaimed electronic band Massive Attack.
I was fortunate to spend significant time with Neil and his team, both in Bristol and at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, where I captured approximately 150 hours of exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. This included everything from Neil’s early prototype sessions to his many recordings at Abbey Road. Collaborating with Neil and his talented audio team remains one of the most fulfilling professional experiences of my career. It gave me a profound appreciation for the intricate art of music-making—from composition to sound engineering and sound design.
Director: Dan Chosich
Editor: Dan Chosich
Assoc. Producer: Veronica Peshterianu
Camera: Dan Chosich
Producer: Alison Stroll
Motion Graphics: Dan Chosich
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