I talk industry professionals who, on a daily basis, work with music and visuals. I’m talking about composers but I’m also talking about the editors, music supervisors, directors and anyone else who’s involved with the synchronous process of pairing of audio and visuals.
My mission is to get under the skin of their recent projects, understand their relationship to these magical media and glean insights into what makes them tick and what makes them great at what they do.
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I talk industry professionals who, on a daily basis, work with music and visuals. I’m talking about composers but I’m also talking about the editors, music supervisors, directors and anyone else who’s involved with the synchronous process of pairing of audio and visuals.
My mission is to get under the skin of their recent projects, understand their relationship to these magical media and glean insights into what makes them tick and what makes them great at what they do.
09 – The Importance of Creative Compatibility with Emmy Nominated Editor Paulo Pandolpho
Sync Music Matters Podcast
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09 – The Importance of Creative Compatibility with Emmy Nominated Editor Paulo Pandolpho
In this episode of Sync Music Matters, Paulo Pandolpho talks about his journey from making films with his dad’s VHS camcorder in Brazil to becoming an Emmy nominated editor on The Crown.
He has a particular love for everything music and sound so we dig into how he uses music. So for example in the initial stages of The Crown, he often creates a temp score using the composers own music. On the series Apple Tree Yard Paulo was given much more freedom to work creatively with the composers stems.
We discuss the importance and power of creative compatibility in a working relationship, the difference between cutting long form narrative vs cutting movie trailers and the pressure of working with someone looking over your shoulder.
Paulo reveals the influence that films like Jurassic Park and Psycho had on his creative journey and we touch on the the sterling work of Hollywood greats like Gerard Butler, Steven Seagal and Jean Claude Van Damme
Paulo Pandolpho is an Emmy nominated TV and film editor who is currently working on season 5 of The Crown, having previously worked on season 3 and 4.
His Emmy nomination was in the category Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Drama Series - 2021 for The Crown season 4?
Other credits include BBC series Dracula, The Origin by Andrew Cumming, Tin Star starring Tim Roth for Sky Atlantic, Les Miserables and Apple Tree Yard
Paulo Pandolpho on IMDB
Stop Motion Animation of Jurassic Park Raptor Scene
Alessandra Casolari
Fernando Meirelles
Martin Phipps - Composer of The Crown
Midsommer Original Motion Picture Score by Bobby Krlic
Bernard Herman
Frankie Valli
The Killers
Jim Hustwit is a composer and music producer working in production music and trailer music. He also writes music for TV ads and podcast intro music
In Episode 10 of the Sync Music Matters Podcast, I'm talking to Jules Bromley of Evolving Sound, a UK-based trailer music label with a mission to deliver unparalleled, dramatic music designed specifically for theatrical promotion.
Sync Music Matters Podcast
I talk industry professionals who, on a daily basis, work with music and visuals. I’m talking about composers but I’m also talking about the editors, music supervisors, directors and anyone else who’s involved with the synchronous process of pairing of audio and visuals.
My mission is to get under the skin of their recent projects, understand their relationship to these magical media and glean insights into what makes them tick and what makes them great at what they do.
