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Dean Pitchford is to be inducted in the Songwriters Hall of Fame in a ceremony in NYC in June, 2024! Check out his astonishing fellow inductees! It’s early in 2023, and Dean’s song (with Jim Steinman) HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO has already been featured in three major studio films: SHAZAM! FURY OF THE GODS; TETRIS; and THE SUPER MARIO BROS.
Dean Pitchford. Soundtrack: Fame. Dean Pitchford was born on 29 July 1951 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. He is a composer and writer, known for Fame (1980), Footloose (1984) and Chances Are (1989).
Dean Pitchford: Oh, all the time. It's inevitable that you are drawing from your own experiences. Sometimes it's very conscious, other times it's totally unconscious on my part. I had one of those forehead-smacking experiences when I was asked to speak at a seminar in Seattle for a film festival. This was about two years after
Dean Pitchford BIO. Dean Pitchford is a multi-talented artist who has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry as a writer, lyricist, and director. Born on July 29, 1951, in ...
Dean Pitchford is the author of the highly acclaimed Captain Nobody, The Big One-Oh, and Nickel Bay Nick. He began his career as an actor on and off Broadway ( Godspell, Pippin) before turning to songwriting (“Fame,” “All the Man That I Need”), screenwriting ( Footloose, Sing ), and directing (HBO’s “Blood B rothers ”).
His third novel, Nickel Bay Nick, was published to acclaim in 2013, and Dean voiced that audiobook for Audible.com. In 2019, the musical adaptation of his first novel, The Big One-Oh!, premiered at New York’s Atlantic Theatre with lyrics by Dean, music by Doug Besterman and a libretto by Timothy Allen McDonald. www.deanpitchford.com.
10. Mai 2018 · Dean Pitchford: I did. After I had written the song “Fame” with Michael Gore, for which we won a Best Song Oscar, I was approached by numerous film executives about writing more for film. But all of the ideas they were pitching to me were all about finding music in the most expected of places: the boy in the small Southern town who wants to ...
