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Posted on September 14, 2018 by Dan Goldwasser
Earlier this summer, composer Henry Jackman recorded his score music for The Predator, the latest entry in the sci-fi action series. Directed by Shane Black (who also starred in the original 1987 film), the film’s scoring sessions took place at the Newman Scoring Stage at 20th Century Fox, and ScoringSessions.com is excited to bring our readers exclusive photos from the session!
Conductor Gavin Greenaway and the Hollywood Studio Symphony record a cue for The Predator
Conducted by Gavin Greenaway, the score for The Predator was recorded with an 83-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony. Percussion and choir were recorded separately from the strings, woodwinds and brass.
Conductor Gavin Greenaway records a cue with the Hollywood Studio Symphony
The violins
Gavin Greenaway conducts the orchestra
The cello section performs a cue
The basses
The woodwind section
The French horns
The low brass ensemble for The Predator
The trumpets
Conductor Gavin Greenaway
The viola section
In the control room, composer Henry Jackman was joined by lead orchestrator Stephen Coleman, scoring mixer Alan Meyerson, music editor Peter Oso Snell, assistant music editor Devaughn Watts, and ProTools recordist Kevin Globerman.
Inside the control room at Fox
Composer Henry Jackman goes over a cue with orchestrator Stephen Coleman (left)
Assistant music editor Devaughn Watts, music editor Peter Oso Snell, and ProTools recordist Kevin Globerman work on a cue
Composer Henry Jackman and scoring mixer Alan Meyerson
The Predator is now in theaters, and a soundtrack album is coming from Lakeshore Records.
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