Interesting facts:
1. Most serial killers have IQ's abvove 150.
2. www.evanevansisatool.com is still an available domain
3. From www.evanevans.com
After writing for radio, television, CD-Rom and CD-i, Evan found it was time to move to Hollywood to pursue film composing at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), with aspirations of scoring his first feature film whilst entrenched in Tinseltown. Studying, writing, and conducting many times a week with veteran composer Don Ray (Twilight Zone), top-notch orchestrator Steven Scott Smalley (Batman, Starship Troopers), and music editor Joseph E. Rand (Gorky Park, Titanic), at age 19, Evan emerged a 'seasoned' composer eager for that first feature film. His break came when he scored the intense, claustrophobic thriller, Killers (Icon Entertainment). Evan pursued further studies at the Nadia Boulanger Institute in Paris - sharing the same pedagogy as Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, and Elliot Goldenthal, among others - and in Los Angeles with Steven Scott Smalley, Clare Fischer, and musical giant Lalo Schifrin...
"I owe so much to Lalo. He taught me a great deal about the mechanics of the film industry, orchestration, recording sessions, and the philosophy and emotional architecture of film".
Evan's credits on star-powered films include the quirky, dark comedy, Table For One, starring Rebecca De Mornay and Michael Rooker; Tripfall, with Eric Roberts, John Ritter, and Rachel Hunter; and, Newsbreak, with Judge Reinhold, Michael Rooker, and Robert Culp. He has made rounds on some of the worlds most respected art house cinema, including Miss Wonton (Sundance Film Festival), and the lyrical and controversial Coyote (Flanders Film Festival). When it comes time to conjure up tension and complexity, Evan has made his mark as the leading film composer of choice having worked on such psychological thrillers, shockers, and fantasy films as Hunting Humans, From The Grave, Future Murder, and Killers.
"One of the most fascinating and exciting moments is when I meet the filmmaker. It's at that point that I'm made aware of the context of the vision that the filmmaker has attempted. This context then becomes the driving force in actually cinematically realizing the director's vision through my musical interpretations. I don't think many filmmakers understand how vitally important the score is to the true vision of the film, but you can bet they do after they've worked with me, with my logical methods of communication, and my talents of creation."
Okay, so why hasn't Mr. Wonderful, who apparently lives life off of the wonderful luxuries of his royalties from his slew of B movies, escaped the independent film festival circuits???? Why is he still writing slash and hack scores when he appears to have so many BIG Hollywood friends and such talent and material. With his apparent brains, connections, skills, and contacts...after 8 years in Hollywood...he still isn't listed on the All-Movie guide for anything. What is the deal....I've never seen his name on anything but his posts proclaiming his success. I'm not trying to be a jerk here, Evan, I'm just living your motto for a minute and saying exactly what I think....where's the beef? What makes you so great when you've done nothing of importance. If you want everyone to be real and say what they feel, then here it come...show me the money!!! I don't want to hear you telling people how skilled and smart you are until I hear you do something worth applauding. I can believe your living off dad's royalties, because he's a true legend...but income from your work on limited release/straight to VHS horror films won't even fill your your gas tank in Carmel, CA... your whole persona is horrible fraud. You've had what 50 posts total to your fan club in 4 years...half of them are from you, and half of what's left are people telling you your dad was great. How can you have fans? You don't have any music that's been released by anyone other than yourself??? Where are they listeing to your music at? People writing porn music have been heard more than you! Okay, I've been more rude to you now than I've ever been to anyone in my life, but for 6 years, I've silently watched you demean people on the web...and in 6 years I have seen you do nothing of any importance. Show us something worth respecting you for> newbie-out [:D]