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ADAM SCHROEDER. Adam Schroeder is an award-winning film and television producer based in Los Angeles, California. Primarily working within the Hollywood Studio System. His feature credits include CLUELESS, SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT, THE FIRST WIVES CLUB, SLEEPY HOLLOW, RANSOM, ZOOLANDER, CHRONICLE and THE TRUMAN SHOW.
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ADAM SCHROEDER. Adam Schroeder is an award-winning film and television producer based in Los Angeles, California. Primarily working within the Hollywood Studio System. His feature credits include CLUELESS, SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT, THE FIRST WIVES CLUB, SLEEPY HOLLOW, RANSOM, ZOOLANDER, CHRONICLE and THE TRUMAN SHOW.
Jan 18, 2024 · Learn about Adam Schroeder, a Los Angeles based baritone saxophonist who has played and recorded with many jazz greats. Explore his biography, discography, photos, and listen to his music on All About Jazz.
Jun 9, 2015 · July 2015 Issue. The Definitive Oral History of How Clueless Became an Iconic 90s Classic. On the 20th anniversary of the film, this excerpt from Jen Chaney’s new book features discussions with the...
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Jan 18, 2024 · A tribute album to the legendary trumpeter Clark Terry, featuring 13 of his originals arranged by Mark Masters and performed by a 12-piece ensemble led by baritone saxophonist Adam Schroeder. The album showcases Schroeder's creative and rhythmic style, as well as the ensemble's collective improvisation and swinging groove.
Learn about Adam Schroeder, a Los Angeles based baritone saxophonist who has played and recorded with jazz greats such as Clark Terry, Ray Charles, and Diana Krall. Find out his musical background, awards, influences, and equipment.
We had the pleasure of hosting award-winning film and television producer Adam Schroeder on our Spotlight Series last week. His films have generated over two billion dollars at the worldwide box-office, and have been nominated, and garnered numerous honours including Golden Globes, MTV, BAFTA and Academy Awards.
