Media Communications for Professionals
TimeSteps Productions, Inc.
 The Moog Museum in Ashville, NCRob is a fan of analog and digital synths. Here at the Moog factory tour and store, Rob had fun playing theramins and various Moog instruments. |
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Rob Lieberman is a music supervisor and composer for TV series, features, corporate and educational programs, spots, meetings/events, and new media including web shorts, podcast series and full multi-episode campaigns for the web.
He gives each a unique musical voice by defining palettes and providing options for mood, instrumentation and style.
More than simply knowing vast libraries of music, Rob is also able to anticipate how a piece can be used to best serve a visual, be it with subtle support or powerful juxtaposition. He is your musical compass.
Clients love his sensitivity and the good taste he exercises for their projects. And they appreciate his enthusiasm, knowledge of music styles, and efficiency when it comes to creating successful campaigns and award-winning projects.
He also helps with sync rights pricing and licensing.
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Rob at the Moog Museum, Ashville, NC.
Photo by Marilyn Petrokubi
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Educational: Environmental Awareness "Walleye and the Fish Band"
Running Time: 2:19 min
Color / Sound / Animation
Produced as both a thirty-second PSA for movie theaters and as a two-minute web video, TimeSteps had the challenge of educating audiences about ways to stop the spread of VHS disease in the Great Lakes region as part of a regional advertising campaign for the USDA/APHIS.
An underwater rock band of fish singing an original song about the environmental issue and its solution. Walleye and the Fish Band sing "Help Save Our Waters," to educate boaters and anglers on the perils of VHS disease (viral hemorrhagic septicemia) -- a virus that is decimating 17 species of fish in the Great Lakes
