Adam Fields is best known for his exceptional production skills in film and television. Something he’s proven time and time again with movies such as Donnie Darko, The Breakfast Club, Ali, Limitless, Great Balls Of Fire, Sin City 2: A Dame To Kill For, and the list goes on.

Film-making is just one of his many talents though! There are a number of other areas that Fields has contributed to significantly. As an entrepreneur, he founded Preview Tech in 1990, a film marketing company that he used for setting-up a network of national consumer electronic stores from across the country. He further used their TV monitors to run film previews and trailers showcasing his great sense of marketing.

Prior to that, in 1984, Fields had already established his own production house- Adam Fields Productions and helped launch/ shape the career of many superstars. Some of these famous celebrities include Madonna, Uma Thurman, Dennis Quaid, Winona Ryder, Kate Beckinsale, Bill Pullman, Jake Gyllenhaal among many others.

In his near 4 decades long career, Fields has fulfilled a number of roles such as executive, producer, writer, music supervisor and composer to name a few. Speaking of which, some of his most notable works came in the field of music supervision and composition.

Starting with “Endless Love”, whose soundtrack became the longest running number-1 hit single in history at that time which was supervised by none other than Adam Fields. Then there was the multi-platinum soundtrack for the film “Flashdance” which was another one of his musical masterpiece that also helped the film gain extraordinary box office success.

And then there was the hit American teen drama series- Dawson Creek starring Katie Holmes for which she won the TV choice actress award for multiple times. But apart from her magical performance, what made this show unique in the teen drama genre was its efficient use of music.

It was Fields again who was responsible for the vast majority of music score in all of its 6 seasons. In fact, the End Credits Theme that he composed for the first season went on to become the end theme for all the seasons.

With a variety of skills at his disposal, Adam Fields was able to curate each scene with a perfectly suitable piece of music to go along with it. Not only did he successfully use the music to arouse feelings and emotions, but was able to give the show a balanced musical aura including the right theme and melody for every character.

The creators as well as fans of Dawson Creek found its music to be so appealing that during its original run itself, two volumes of “Songs from Dawson’s Creek” were already released. Volume I in 1999, which instantly became a huge success worldwide. It sold more than 1.5 million copies and became a certified triple platinum record in Australia and gold in America. Volume II, although not that successful also earned a spot in top 20 in the Austrian and Swiss album charts and 50th in the U.S. billboard 200.