Public and Media Appearances
A regular on industry panels at events such as Games Meet Film, James Hannigan is a regular radio interviewee and has been interviewed by the BBC a number of times on shows such as BBC Radio 4's Front Row and Click On, and has been profiled in Develop magazine, Audiomedia, Resolution, Post Magazine, Music Sound and the Moving Image (MSMI) and other publications. In 2010 Hannigan was featured in Tom Hoover's book 'Soundtrack Nation: Interviews with Today's Top Professionals in Film, Videogame, and Television Scoring'. James has talked at other industry events, including Glasgow's Musicworks, 'Ear Candy' with fellow composer Richard Jacques at The Barbican Centre and The Edinburgh International Festival with co-panelists John Broomhall, Harry Gregson-Williams, Stephen Deutsch and Barrington Pheloung.
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