King guitarist

CineConcerts (CC): How did you start your career as a music supervisor? 

Evyen Klean (EK): I was already in the music space from having an independent record label and publishing company, as well as having a recording studio in Hollywood.

My roommate/writer/friend at the time, Karl Schaefer, wrote a pilot script, sold it, came back to our apartment and said, “Help me with the music.” That was how I initially got involved in film and TV music. The project was “TV 101.”

The show got picked up, and soon after I partnered up with the now-president of Warner Bros.

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Music, Paul Broucek. We worked as a team -- Klean/Broucek Music -- for about a decade, until he went to New Line Music, and at that point I went solo. 

CC:Do you often know the composers before you start a new project?

And how early in the development process do you start working on a series or film? 

EK: As I have been doing thi