People are so interesting,
aren’t they? Who would ever imagine that a young
woman, like Julia Wahle,
from a small town in Germany would start her own music
and sound production company
in Hollywood? Of course, that’s not even the half of
it. Her company, SllX
Trailer Music and Sound, would then go on to create over 60
highly successful theatrical
marketing campaigns for some of the biggest grossing
motion pictures, including
Mission Impossible: Fallout, Captain Marvel, Blade Runner
2049, Dead Pool 2 and Fallen
kingdom, to name just a few.
Julia has loved music ever
since she can remember and she apprenticed at a local
recording studio in her
small northwest German village when she was fairly young.
She then moved to London and
attended London Metropolitan University where she
graduated with honors in
Music Industry and Media Business Management. During
her college years she
interned at Polydor Records and later worked at The Orchard
in New York City and
Elephant Music and Believe Sync in London. Elephant Music,
by the way, is a movie
trailer music library, where she discovered that the niche for
making trailer music
existed. She knew that TV, films and commercials all needed
music but the concept of
making music and sound for movie trailers never entered
her mind.
Once Julia began to work in
that almost hidden segment of the music business she
knew that that was what she
wanted to do as a career. After learning the business
aspects along with all the
technical and creative avenues involved with producing
music and sound for trailers
she called her friend Lorenzo and told him, “I’ve got an
idea!” Of course, that idea
was to start a Trailer company of their own, which
became the award-winning
business, SllX Trailer Music and Sound. She and Lorenzo
are a perfect business and
creative match for each other. They both have a similar
vision for their company and
they are each quite valuable to one another. Together,
they have a synergistic
effect that has enabled SllX to grow by leaps and bounds.
The company’s talented team
has worked on trailers for 6 out of 10 of the highest
grossing movies in the last
two years alone. Their Mission Impossible: Fallout trailer
became the number one
YouTube video, which contributed to the overall success of
the almost $800 million
grossing film. Her trailers have garnered over 1.2 Billion
views on YouTube and that
number is still moving upward. Julia’s company is on the
cutting edge of the film
industry’s creative boundaries. She is demonstrating that in
fact, there are no
boundaries or limitations of any kind where creativity and music
and sound is involved. Julia
is preparing to launch even more great trailers for some
of the top contenders of the
highest awards in Hollywood and the international market.
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