In this episode of Behind the Score, we explore Alexandre Desplat’s Academy Award-nominated score for the Imitation Game.
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Chapter I (Introduction): 7:33
Chapter II (Elements of the Score): 8:33
Chapter III (Theme Gallery): 12:19
Chapter IV (Suite Breakdown): 17:50
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Your analysis are exceptional. Congratulations.
Incredible score and analysis!
I love this soundtrack! What software are you using here? I’d like to explore this
can you make a list of the equipment that you use in your studio???
You're such an inspiration. Thank-you so much for these videos, and thank-you so much for existing and doing all the work you have done.
You started at 14, and I'm 25 and feel like WTF I'm doing with my life. I graduated as environmental scientist, and dabbled in filmmaking, creative writing and now film scoring ( I love filmmaking and science etc. too) but wanna try composition, and your videos has been so inspiring and educating. Thank-you so much for making this world more beautiful and better by your presence in it.
Very well done ashton… The video editing, the daw cast content, your narrative on what's Happening…. It's perfect… Very informative and helpful… May you scale great heights man
Are you re-building those by ear or do you get help from the owners of the score?
This is my favorite movie of all time. Thank you so much for this, really
Hi Ashton, very subtle rescore, I really enjoy this Desplat serie ; you mentioned Benjamin Button, would you consider leaning into it ? I would listen to it with the greatest interest ! really good video anyway
On a completely different subject, I don't know where to ask, would you have advice on where to look for middle east/turkish/greek samples ? no worries if not
thanks as always man,
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen on YouTube.
This is a beautiful recreation, thank you! Just before he died, James Horner told us in a talk at the Albert Hall that they used A Beautiful Mind to temp The Imitation Game, which makes sense. What do you think about the similarities and differences between the two scores?
Quick question 🙂 Let's say I will score a chord progression I IV V. If I'd score it for the whole orchestra, would I score it with root bass notes if the bass notes are really low or can they still be inverted in the bass. Say second inversion. I feel like the chord never becomes quite well with inversions with low bass tones. Am I wrong?
where did you find your desk?
Request: The Hunger Games Catching Fire – James Newton Howard?
Amazing as usual brother 👌🏼
Ashton, that's a great job! Thanks a lot, your passion inspires me to create! Keep it going, friend!)
A great example of the Desplat. Detail. Effect. 36:39 😀 Great job, man! Love it!
I'm floored by the amount of work that goes into this. The Imitation Game is similarly one of the scores that cemented my love for film music, thank you for this!!
Great job Ashton.
Can you do a video on what are your own favorite melodic intervals you find very effective in your arpeggios?
You did it! Awesome work Ashton.
Another great video! Could you cover something by Joe Hisaishi?
Awesome 👍
How do you superimpose the zoomed out score on the images? I wish I could do that.
Beautifully done. Congrats
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge AG, such a treat to watch and listen!!!
Amazing reconstruction! My wife and I have learned and continue to learn from you. Great service you offer. : )
Always amazing. Well done
One of my favorite scores and favorite composers! Thanks, Ashton!
Thank you Ashton! Good work!
You learn a lot and teach a lot. Thank you very much.
Great work
This film and its music touched my heart