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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2013 · 31 MIN

Interview: Henry Jackman (This is the End, Turbo)

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Interview: Henry Jackman Composer Henry Jackman talks about his move from classical to electronica to working with Hans Zimmer. He also talks about his two most recent scores for THIS IS THE END and Dreamworks Animation's TURBO. Lastly, he gives us a clue into his two, big, upcoming scores for CAPTAIN PHILLIPS and CAPTAIN AMERICA: WINTER SOLDIER. Episode Highlights 00:27 - Intro and What We Talk About 02:15 - Receiving that first call from Hans Zimmer 04:42 - How did Hans Zimmer and John Powell impact you? 09:37 - Scoring and Diversity 14:07 - This Is The End: Play it straight or comedic? 18:12 - This Is The End: Odd vocalizations 22:00 - Turbo: The electronic and symphonic blend 26:14 - Coming up: Captain Phillips and Captain America 29:56 - Wrapping it up Music Selections 00:00 - "Promo Excerpt 1" (Turbo) by Henry Jackman 13:23 - "The Rapture of Seth & Jay" (This is the End) by Henry Jackman 17:24 - "Rapture on Melrose" (This is the End) by Henry Jackman 19:00 - "The Devil Rapes Jonah" (This is the End) by Henry Jackman 21:30 - "Promo Excerpt 2" (Turbo) by Henry Jackman 29:26 - "Promo Excerpt 3" (Turbo) by Henry Jackman Support Tracksounds: Buy the TURBO soundtrack at Amazon.com Other notes: Special thanks to Albert Tello of Costa Communications Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

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