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Bonbon
Bonbon – The Musical is Daniel Meier’s final project in the Media Production degree program at the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences. An ambitious nanny has to prevent casting for a new face from happening for a candy company. Instead, she wants her young charge to stay the first and only face on the advertising posters.
The elaborate production was created with numerous collaborators, including RSH students.
Daniel Rheinbay (arrangement and programming), Henry Uhl (music mixing) and Robert Bremges (sound design and film mixing) contributed significantly to completing the satire. As a project in the Media Composition major concentration, the original compositions by Daniel Meier (five songs, the prologue and finale) were carefully converted to a level appropriate to cinematic production values.
The elaborate production was created with numerous collaborators, including RSH students.
Daniel Rheinbay (arrangement and programming), Henry Uhl (music mixing) and Robert Bremges (sound design and film mixing) contributed significantly to completing the satire. As a project in the Media Composition major concentration, the original compositions by Daniel Meier (five songs, the prologue and finale) were carefully converted to a level appropriate to cinematic production values.
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