Walter E. Sear(1930-2010)

Walter E. Sear wurde am 27 April 1930 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA geboren. Er war Komponist und Produzent, bekannt für Die Geisterstadt der Zombies (1981), Game of Survival (1985) und Zombies unter Kannibalen (1980). Er war mit Edith Sear verheiratet. Er starb am 29 April 2010 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.

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Prime Evil - Im Namen des Satans
4,0
- Musik
- 1988
Blood Sisters
3,7
- Musik
- 1987
Lurkers
4,2
- Musik
- 1987
Game of Survival
5,5
- Musik
- 1985
Das Orakel
4,2
- Musik
- 1985
Mascara
5,8
- Musik (as Walter Dear)
- 1983
Die Geisterstadt der Zombies
6,6
- Musik (U.S. version)
- 1981
Zombies unter Kannibalen
5,2
- Musik (US version)
- 1980
Cherry Hill High
4,0
- Musik (as Walter Sear)
- 1977
A Woman's Torment
5,5
- Musik (Nicht genannt)
- 1977
NBC Experiment in Television
6,8
Fernsehserie
- Musik (as Walter Sear, electronic music)
- 1969

Limba, Limba, Lambada
4,2
- music engineer (as Walter Sear)
- 1989
Disco Beaver from Outer Space
5,5
Fernsehfilm
- incidental music (as Walter Sear)
- 1979
Cheerleaders Beach Party
3,2
- musik supervisor
- 1978
Cherry Hill High
4,0
- musical supervisor
- 1977
Nightlife
6,9
Kurzfilm
- synth programmer (as Walter Sear)
- 1976
Drive
6,3
- music recordist (as Walter Sear)
- 1974
The House That Cried Murder
5,3
- music programmer
- music recordist
- 1973
Grauen um Jessica
6,4
- komponist: electronic music (as Walter Sear)
- 1971
Blaues Wasser, weisser Tod
7,1
- komponist: music for Durban night dive
- 1971
Asphalt-Cowboy
7,8
- musician: electronic music, Sear Electronic Music Production (Nicht genannt)
- 1969

Alternative Namen
- Yogi Barass
Geboren am
- 27. April 1930
- New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Verstorben
- 29. April 2010
- Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(complications from a subdural hematoma)
Ehepartner
- Edith Sear? - April 29, 2010 (er verstorben, 2 Kinder)

Wissenswertes
Walter Sear was an early associate of synthesizer inventor Robert Moog. Sear not only used his Moog synthesizer on a number of movie scores (Midnight Cowboy, Let's Scare Jessica To Death), but also helped to develop the famous electronic musical instrument, acted as a sales representative, and even wrote an instructional book on synthesizer techniques.