John Powell Master Class
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2014
- SAG/AFTRA presents another special "Meet The Composer" event. For this event composer John Powell was featured, who has utilized SAG/AFTRA choir members and singers in many of his scores. In this master class he shows some of that process.
Watch the Powell interview with Jon Burlingame: • John Powell Interviewe...
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Possibly one of the best evenings ever! John is a rare gem - talent, humor, more talent, more humor, etc. Ach! If you ever have the joy of working alongside him, you are blessed.
Working alongside Powell is the ultimate goal.
love this guy. he's brilliant and hilarious
john powell is funny as hell haha
Us composers/producers are quite clumsy when we start a session. There is always this random moment of worry where we have no sound or our MIDI device isn't working when in actually we just forget to turn the monitors on or plug in our device.
Thanks so much to the person who handheldly recorded this :p
So interesting ! John is talented and funny !
This channel is gold mine!
Say what you will about the movie, his work on X-Men: The Last Stand is one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. It was so good, I remember after watching the film in the theater, I went out and found the sountrack in the store. I've done that with only a handful of films in my lifetime.
12:47 professional at work
Made a request to Masterclass to do a class on how to score music for animation, by John Powell, hope they will make it :D
Happy Feet has Beautiful score
He inspired me to this song
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Great video! Are there any master classes or recordings outlining his methods for orchestral composition?
A Coors Light can on his desk too? Absolute legend
Terrific 😁
Alright, let me probably be the first to say.. I love John Powell's dogs! xD
ShockwaveGamer1 If I’m not mistaken I think he only owns his poodle moose and all the other dogs in his studio are owned by other team members of the studio
wow....
anybody knows what are those 2 screens in front of him? size and make?
What's screens using?? reference please
What film is the stuff from about 8:30 from?
That would be from this scene right here ;) th-cam.com/video/DzmSt0ERRbY/w-d-xo.html
Rocking that Coors Lite off to the side. Powell likes his beir but only in low calorie form.
any idea which is the first track?
The first set of cooky vocals can be heard in "Sid's Sing-A-Long" and "Mini-Sloths Sing-A-Long" from Ice Age: The Meltdown!
Anyone know what DAW he is using?
logic
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This stuff sounds a lot like Uncle Meat.
What film is this from, anybody know? Chipmunks I assume?
the first one is from ica age 2 if i recall and the second from the
lorax i think!
What is that computer program???
heyy, thanks men
AlVa Logic Pro 9 actually
Samuel Diaz Thanks!
Was this for a movie?
+Daniel Jesús Valencia Sánchez This was a master class given at a SAG/AFTRA event showcasing vocalists and choirs in film scores, so he's showing samples from various projects utilizing vocals!
Ah, ok. Not all a single project, then. Thanks!
I guess from Rio
song name? 21:32
Александр Томашевский It's his version of Stevie Wonder's " I Wish " track ;)
Raouf Rectobiasi Can you give me a link?
what film is this score for?
+Fedor Voronov He's showing some samples of his workflows from older projects that utilize vocals so there's a bunch of stuff from scores like Ice Age: The Meltdown and Lorax!
14:16. "F*** F*** F***..........."
Yeah, he has a funny bone in him 🤪
i don't work with loop, i' am a big fun of John Powell, but i didn't understood all he told about, because i'm italian, can someone write what he say?
It's both hilarious and tiresome seeing how he made the one part of the movie where I had to cover my eyes in the theater. All improvised by singers and mixed, instead of composition-based. That's not often explained in music, that part of it is the sound effects and improvised samples. Thanks for your time there, John! I still enjoy your work. Just, the instrumental parts, though.
Typical British guy, every other constantly trying to make jokes and keep everyone entertained.
Change title to Master Class of "Jokes". He joked around too much. little disappointed.