Danny Elfman, Alexandre Desplat, Patrick Doyle, Mychael Danna | 2012 THR Composer's Roundtable
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Full uncensored interview with our composer roundtable guests, Mychael Danna (Life of Pi), Alexandre Desplat (Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, Rise of the Guardians, Rust & Bone, Moonrise Kingdom), Fernando Velasquez (The Impossible), Marco Beltrami (The Sessions, Trouble With the Curve), Danny Elfman (Frankenweenie, Hitchcock, Promised Land, Silver Linings Playbook), Patrick Doyle (Brave).
who came here after watching the marvel symphonic universe?
I did, I wanted to see more Alexandre Desplat since he's doing the music for Rogue One.
+Basty Elwood Cobain dang it, I was excited to hear his score. I'm not saying the new guy won't be good, I just wanted to hear Desplat after listening to his Harry Potter scores.
I did! And I really can't understand the logic that film music should be unnoticed in movies these days. I love it when music comes front and center in movies.
Yes, the UA-cam suggest algorithm works
Yup. I couldn't believe these roundtables existed, and I'd never known. I didn't know anyone cared enough to do this anymore, for film scores.
Danny Elfman says the more interesting things here in my opinion. He speaks at 11:27, 20:53, 22:41, 24:40, 27:00, 35:19, 37:25, 43:00, 49:08, 54:45, 57:32.
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thanks for this !
Is true
so good. He always has interesting things to say about film music
bless your soul lmao
Alexandre Desplat... what a personality!
Danny Elfmann is a total master. Quite nice to see the faces of everyone while he chats
Hearing a film composers advice is great anytime, but hearing it in Jack Skellington’s voice is just pure delight. 😂
Danny Elfman speaks.... *turn up the volume
Can we all just appreciate the fact that all of them are sitting in such a charismatic way and like the way they give a look and a smirk like...OKAY COMPOSERS!!!!!
Alexandre Desplat's score for Moonrise Kingdom is exquisite.
I love how any time Danny Elfman speaks everyone shuts up and listens like a fanboy lol
😂😂😂😂
I love Patrick Doyle's music. His score for Henry V is truly Shakespearean and a worthy heir to the classic William Walton score. The Hogwarts March from Goblet of Fire is also so old style British like Harry Alford or Ralph Vaughan Williams marches.
Samuel Stephens He did Thor 1
what an analysis:) it's really something !
How does this only have 6,776 views....?? What has this world come to...
Alexandre, I'm all yours.
The first time I heard an Alexandre Desplat score was for "Rise of the Guardians" and I was so moved by that heartbreakingly beautiful score. I was surprised to also learn he did the score for "Argo" and "Monuments Men" and how both those great scores sound so different from "Guardians". He's versatile. I loved Michael Dyanna's score for "The Natvity Story", how he created a score out of beloved Christmas hymns, opening their scope, transforming them into sweeping musical backdrops. Always gives me chills. I can't say enough for the rest of the composers. I've always enjoyed Patrick Doyle, especially his score for "A Little Princess".
+Anna Ferrara Desplat is doing the Rogue One Star Wars spinoff. I am infinitely intrigued by this.
+Anna Ferrara fernando make more of foreign films and morco is not bad though, but danny elfman is not a composer that you say can't say enough you got to have liston to nacho libre, batman1989,edward siccorhand, the simpsons main title, spiderman 2
This score for little women is literally one of the best ones I’ve ever heard
Patrick Doyle is my favourite, he produces the most beautiful scores i've ever heard, it truly is magic what he can create.
They all seemed to get so comfortable once Danny talked. This was great. 💖
Desplat's score for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button put me in a trance for a year. Pure magician.
These People all together... WOW!!! =))
So many brilliant insights into composing, but for me my main takeaway from this video is that Danny is a Radiohead fan and that makes me so happy
Danny's face when trying to understand Patrick looks like he's trying so hard not to smell that fart.
all the composers look so reserved and compose. I don't know if they respect each other or despise one another.
Yeah there's really no competition in pro level music, and a lot more respect than people might think.
Exactly
You see how you feel.
Wow - what an amazing gathering of minds. Can you imagine how much inspiration is in the room? All accomplished composers, how inspiring...
They’re all good, but Elfman is my favorite 🎹
Composer Patrick Doyle was recently recording at the Sony Scoring Stage, marking his first Los Angeles-based scoring session in almost a decade. The last time Doyle recorded a score was in 1998, and he marked his return by scoring the Fox-Walden family adventure Nim’s Island with the Hollywood Studio Symphony. Directed by Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett and based on the novel by Wendy Orr, the film stars Jodie Foster, Gerard Butler and Abigail Breslin.
At its largest size of 57-pieces, the Hollywood Studio Symphony manages to sound like 90, in no small part due to the composition as well as the orchestration, which was done by Patrick Doyle, James Shearman, Geoff Alexander and Dwight Mikkelsen. Shearman conducted the orchestra through the cues, while Doyle stood next to him ready to give feedback and support. From big energetic action to softer emotional material, the score sounded much larger than the number of musicians would imply.
Scoring mixer John Richards certainly contributed to creating that larger soundscape, with microphone placement essential to capturing every aspect of the musicians performances. Music editor Chris Benstead and synth programmer Christian Howes, along with music producer Maggie Rodford assisted Doyle from the control room, as Vinnie Cirilli recorded the score right into ProTools.
Always great to hear the pros talking the process of film scoring. Thanks for the vid.
When Mychael Danna started off with his story about the concept of Life Of Pi, I wonder how many of the other composers were figuring out their own solutions right there in their heads.
This just calmed my nerves.....*throws bucket into the deep dark well*
I absolutely love seeing all these geniuses interact and listen to each other. You can see and feel the mutual respect and, of course, a bit of stress/tension.
Whatever they're saying is like honey to my ears
Hope you mean like real Honey that never goes bad though...
@THR sound levels are all over the place on this video. some compression and leveling would be great.
Thank you so much for posting this! It was strangely, very comforting watching this.
Absolutely fascinating insights
Music Is The One Piece That Fits In Everyone's Puzzle- ☁🌅
Great talk, almost therapeutic:)
Hi Dan. Iam big fan.
51:01 LOL Good God Danny Elfman
God only if I was there as a cameraman or a jenitor. I m geekin out so much. These are the masters yall!!! Marco Beltrami sir you killed it again with "a quiet place". Thank you!!!
All these legends in one room... I would faint if I was there haha
11:50
Where's John Williams?
Love Patric doyle
Mychael Danna is my favourite among them.
Danny Elfman @ 51:21 x-D
I like Mychael, Danny, Alexandre, and Patrick.
Damn 40:26 *the underworld INDEED*
Any English subs for Patrick Doyle's part there? :P
No hay subtitulos en español? gracias
UNlike that composer said, It is the time now to retune and recalibrate. It must be NOT in darkness ALright ... but following the narrow path indeed!
So above all, bond away into that temporary pain (with the directors, as with the wives, since women rule) JOYFUL LIKE NO OTHER, indeed...Shema!!!
44:51 He said it so dramatic 😂
Alguien que lo traduzca ....
Terrific bunch of top-rate artists--THANK YOU Hollywood Reporter! I'm just wondering--I've never heard of a woman soundtrack composer. Can anyone contribute about this?
Check out Under the Skin by Mica Levi
So scary. Like Jaws for the psycho-scifi thriller.
Melanie Matson Shirley Walker, I could say. She compose for Batman the animated series and even though it's inspired in Elfman's sound, she really made it her own.
Rachel Portman and Lisa Gerrard are probably my favorite women film composers. Definitely check out their work if you haven't.
Yoko Kanno is an amazing composer, regardless of gender.
Oh, hi!
What else do you do on site? You're in my policy House.
man I feel bad for those two foreign guys trying to understand the scottish guy cause even I couldn't make out half of what he was saying
Turkeysamwich420 me either
Do what i tell not what i do.
Looking at this group I just realized, I don't know of any *female* movie composers. ????
Shirley Walker, Rachel Portman
35 mark about to be sent to my director 😂
How come the woman is always off camera?
woo. such a clever boy you are, no one saw that one coming!
I didn't even notice there was a woman there, until I read this comment!
31:35 here you go PC boy
the woman is one of the host, not a composer
Nolan doesn’t use temp
I love them all.. it's just sad that Hollywood has no single female composer.
These days we have Pinar Toprak and Hildur Guðnadottir, but besides that not much (we need more)
@@andresacosta4832 Don’t forget Rachel Portman
@@ishaanwankhade4834 or Anne Dudley and Lisa Gerrard! There are plenty female composers. They just don't get attention.
32:30
35:20
I came here for brave
Desplat is the real mvp
Please call me next time! For free I’ll do it!🙏🏼!!
I don’t like to leave bad comments but, awful camera work🤦🏼♂️no excuses😥!
But overall I love it! Thank you
Elfman has an unknown talent to constantly change his voice to sound like other people. Its so trippy if you just listen and dont watch.
i came from raycevick...puff
I wish the camera operators were trained and versed in the fundamentals of framing a shot, so amateurish.
Try learning about: headroom and looking direction, after you master the basic Rule Of Thirds for starters.
And John Williams is God like to all of them.
Lord Vader0727 Interestingly, Marco Beltrami was a former student of Jerry Goldsmith; he declared "without Jerry, film music would probably be in a different place right now. I think he, more than any other composer bridged the gap between the old Hollywood scoring style and the modern film composer." And Goldsmith championed Danny Elfman as a film composer when others dismiss him as nothing more than a rock star with no classical training. He even points out that among the Silver Age composers, Goldsmith and Morricone were "the two guys who have had the most versatile careers and whose body of work is phenomenal and unpredictable".
@@jandreidrn If you bring up Goldsmith in contrast to Williams, I’m certainly not going to argue with you. Morricone, too, for that matter.
Fernando Velasquez has almost nothing to say and no one seems to realize he's even there.
Wouldn't you Flaccidus be a RE-revisionist of history, like pretty much everyone on this video is, Velasquez included, of course...? Lol.
And!!! No intro!!! What’s that about?!🤦🏼♂️ revise yourself please!! I’ll help for real! Write me
Shame on the team of The Hollywood Reporter. In the roundtable it had only one woman, and we can't See Her face because the crew didn't film her. Or the filmed and the editor didn't puta her close up. How sexist is that? a roundtable of men and the male interviewer gets unnecessary close ups and the female interviewer gets none? And what about that wide shots? Clearly hiding the female and showing more of the male interviewer. Shame on you.
Yeah that is weird, isn't it.
It is!
Well, considering that the world of cinema is sexist beyond we know, is not...
If you automatically assume it's simply because she's a woman, then it's you who's being sexist. Shame on you.
Maybe she had a huge pimple on her nose and specifically requested not to be filmed. Or whatever. A multitude of possible reasons. If she were a bloke, you would have thought of them. But because she's a woman, the only possible reason you can think of is "she's a woman". You sexist prick.
+Schwallex I think is safe to assume that in the probabilities between she requesting not to be filmed or whatever, and she being hidden (and the fact that she is the only woman in the room) it is more likely that the reason is in fact that its because she is a woman. And another thing, she has way less space to question the guys. And there is also the fact that even when she asked questions, the didn't give her a close up or anything. Dude, for you to think that I'm being sexist by questining why a woman has no space or representation in a interview leaded by a crew of men, this is questinable about your speech.
Pedro Buson Like music, focus on what you hear; their opinions, the discussion etc. If complaining about the lack of women in this interview is all you have to contribute to the already cancerous UA-cam comments, you shouldn't be on here. Go be useless elsewhere.
Videography is awful. Such a shame.
Adam Keele I'm not sure why you think that, but I think it's admissible given the topic.
I should clarify: The editing is awful. It's as if someone like a kid call the cameras in the editing bay. The audio is a savior.
I know the bar is really low these days - particularly anything on UA-cam - but we all should demand more from a professional product.
Where's there king, Hans Zimmer?
Diego de la Vega another episode 😁
Why is a non musician leading the discussion with composers? never uhderstood that, no empathy there at all, the interviewer is so deadpan!