My girlfriend ran the medical centre at Shepperton Studios in the early 2000's. I popped in to see her and saw Patrick's name and direct number on the studio directory. I nervously called him and introduced myself as a fellow musician and composer and he immediately invited me to pop over to his building! We spent the whole day chatting, playing music and listening to the soundtrack he was working on. What a wonderful, generous and inspiring man.
This is really an incredible interview and has come along at just the right time for me. I'll especially remember what Mr Doyle said about accenting the positive and your amazing line - "You don't need to bully people to get the best out of them". I think in the arts industries especially it's very important to have discussions like this.
I don't know how many are the same, but I can definitely relate to Mr. Doyle in being mentally lethargic one minute and up and ready the next. The trick is getting around it in any way you can (when commissioned to compose, but also any field).
it´s always inspiring to see "Grand Signeurs" of some genre being very down to earth, maybe a little lost in the own microcosm but most of all likable.
He really is. I had the pleasure of meeting him last year at the World Soundtrack Awards in Belgium. Lovely fella who gave me some wonderful advice, as a young composer.
I've noticed that on my music videos - there are some people who must delight in going round 'disliking' stuff that isn't immediately of interest or taste. I just ignore it now.
I didn't dislike the video, but I kind of get bored of watching video's of them just doodling on a piano. To me, that's such an archaic way of doing it. It's like they bang out the tune and then they make everything fall into place.
He seems like a good person with a good heart. I'm not being disrespectful, but I find it at some point difficult to understand his words. This man truly is talented. He made two of my favorite albums; Thor and Cinderella. Is there anyway you guys can contact him and request the Cinderella orchestra sheet music? At least the "La Valse de L' Amour" track, please :)
My girlfriend ran the medical centre at Shepperton Studios in the early 2000's. I popped in to see her and saw Patrick's name and direct number on the studio directory. I nervously called him and introduced myself as a fellow musician and composer and he immediately invited me to pop over to his building! We spent the whole day chatting, playing music and listening to the soundtrack he was working on. What a wonderful, generous and inspiring man.
I’ve always loved Patrick’s music, and it’s such a treat to hear him discuss his creative process, and get a glimpse of his character. Such a joy. ✨
This is really an incredible interview and has come along at just the right time for me. I'll especially remember what Mr Doyle said about accenting the positive and your amazing line - "You don't need to bully people to get the best out of them". I think in the arts industries especially it's very important to have discussions like this.
What a great man ! The music to Whisky Galore is so emotional. Thank you, Patrick !
Not so much a crib showcase, but the stories and knowledge is amazing and well worth the watch. Thanks for this, guys.
I am smiling so much listening to this man speak. So much experience in one video. Thank you.
What I love about the crib series is the human stories behind it and ofcourse their great gear they use to be creative!! Thanks for that!!!!
The best creative crib episode. I could listen to Patrick talk all day!
Wow.. What a lovely bloke.. And such amazing stories! Really enjoyed that Christian, keep them coming!
wow! what a guy! I just checked and realised he scored a few of my fav films, and he is Scottish, another bonus!!
I don't know how many are the same, but I can definitely relate to Mr. Doyle in being mentally lethargic one minute and up and ready the next. The trick is getting around it in any way you can (when commissioned to compose, but also any field).
This just made me feel very emotional - particularly at the end there, when he was talking about Stout’s performance and Scottish trad music.
Fantastic interview. Learned so much from that (& some good 'life' advice too - not just applicable to music). Wish it'd have been longer
it´s always inspiring to see "Grand Signeurs" of some genre being very down to earth, maybe a little lost in the own microcosm but most of all likable.
Insightful and inspiring - Patrick's obvious enjoyment is remarkable.
Brilliant thanks for this enlightening interview, love Patrick's work remember seeing him at the Royal Albert Hall wonderful evening.
Great visit and chat! Great inside experience into the psychology of doing the the job.
Great stuff, his string work on Carlitos Way still gets me every time.
Dude, just listened to "Grand Central" which sent me straight to this interview. Had to know what mind came up with that.
@@dagmichael amazing scene! The main theme is also so perfect for Carlito's character.
AWESOME!!.. Real guy. GREAT GREAT Interview. THANKS 100000 times!
love this series
There's something that makes you smile about a man who has job satisfaction.
FANTASTIC!!!
This is absolutely brilliant
Patrick is amazing!!
3:54 napping time reminder :)
God bless you guys!
This is an amazing interview!
4 years later, he's still funny!
Brilliant Interview 🎼
AWESOME!!!!!
AWESOME Interview!!
Wonderful!
the last bit
"This is my napping couch" hehe :)
Doyle is a nice guy :-)
He really is. I had the pleasure of meeting him last year at the World Soundtrack Awards in Belgium. Lovely fella who gave me some wonderful advice, as a young composer.
Well then be a nice guy like him and dont announce him by his sirname
great stuff... i'm fan Good advice
What an ace bloke!
Totally fun to get to be the fly on the Wall.
Awesome! What camera/lens you used to film this?
Wow!
I wonder what director he's referring to?
Who the hell dislikes these Crib videos. Got to be some sad people with a real chip on their collective shoulder.
I've noticed that on my music videos - there are some people who must delight in going round 'disliking' stuff that isn't immediately of interest or taste. I just ignore it now.
I didn't dislike the video, but I kind of get bored of watching video's of them just doodling on a piano. To me, that's such an archaic way of doing it. It's like they bang out the tune and then they make everything fall into place.
Brilliant score: Carlito's Way.
4:57 Hello!
Nobody ever offers Christian a drink.
They only start recording after the third one, otherwise the composers dont speak on camera.
They're always smashed.
He seems like a good person with a good heart. I'm not being disrespectful, but I find it at some point difficult to understand his words. This man truly is talented. He made two of my favorite albums; Thor and Cinderella. Is there anyway you guys can contact him and request the Cinderella orchestra sheet music? At least the "La Valse de L' Amour" track, please :)
Scottish can be a tough cadence to follow at times. Use the closed captions option.
Yes, his accent is a bit hard to understand at low volume.
you really have to get rid of the habit of putting your fingers in your mouth.