From R&B and Americana to gospel, jazz, and game scoring, Berklee talent was recognized across a range of categories for their work as writers, producers, performers, and engineers.
In his inaugural address, Lucchese shared an optimistic vision for Berklee’s future as a force for creativity, connection, and healing in transformative times.
The biopic, starring Jeremy Allen White as the Boss, focuses on the period when Springsteen was recording Nebraska and features scenes—and staff—at the historic studio.
From left: Oleg Smirnov, assistant chair of screen scoring; Tim Huling, associate professor of screen scoring; composer Fil Eisler; Jack Ryan, student scholarship recipient; Tracy McKnight, BMI vice president of creative for film, TV, and visual media; Rodney Alejandro, dean of professional writing and music technology; and Sean McMahon, chair of screen scoring
The artist and composer, who’s worked with Herbie Hancock, Robert Glasper, Common, and Sara Bareilles, leads a Berklee student ensemble at Cafe 939 on November 19.
