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Matthew Margeson and Henry Jackman score Kick-Ass 2

Posted on August 20, 2013 by Dan Goldwasser

Earlier this spring, composer Matthew Margeson recorded his and Henry Jackman’s score for the action flick Kick-Ass 2, which opened last week, on August 16th. Directed by Jeff Wadlow, the sequel to 2010’s hit stars Aaron Johnson, Chloë Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Jim Carrey.

Recorded at the Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros., Margeson ran the sessions, conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith and performed by a 69-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studo Symphony. Additional percussion by Santam Ramgotra, and featured guitar performances by Andrew Synowiec were recorded at Remote Control Productions.

Conductor Nick Glennie-Smith and the orchestra prepare to record
Conductor Nick Glennie-Smith and the orchestra prepare to record
The strings
The strings
The brass section
The brass section
The French horns
The French horns
The cello and bass sections
The cello and bass sections
The trumpets: David Washburn, Jon Lewis, and Rick Baptist
The trumpets: David Washburn, Jon Lewis, and Rick Baptist

In the booth, Margeson was assisted by score recordist Frank Wolf (the music was later mixed by Al Clay), orchestrators Stephen Coleman and Tony Blondal, as well as music editors Jack Dolman and Catherine Wilson.

Orchestra contractor Peter Rotter talks with supervising music editor Jack Dolman as music editor Catherine Wilson and digital score recordist Kevin Globerman work
Orchestra contractor Peter Rotter talks with supervising music editor Jack Dolman as music editor Catherine Wilson and digital score recordist Kevin Globerman work
Orchestrator Tony Blondal, composer Matthew Margeson, and score recordist Frank Wolf
Orchestrator Tony Blondal, composer Matthew Margeson, and score recordist Frank Wolf
Composer Matthew Margeson watches as Nick Glennie-Smith and the strings record a cue
Composer Matthew Margeson watches as Nick Glennie-Smith and the strings record a cue

The score album for Kick-Ass 2 is available from La-La Land Records.

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