Afleveringen
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Jon Brown & Sean Wilson are back with a stunt worthy explosive bang and for this latest instalment, they're crashing through the sugar glass windows of your listening space to light up a fire in your ears with the return of the mighty Mr Dominic Lewis as their guest.
Yes that’s right, the British born, California residing, multi talented musical magician has pulled some sonic stunts of his own recently, reteaming with iconic action director David Leitch on his cinematic adaptation of the TV classic ‘The Fall Guy’ with Hollywood heavyweights Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt starring in a film that goes big on stunts, stars, music, magic, action, adventure, laughs and even bigger on heart!
So lend us your ear dear listener whilst we get our 80’s on for the best film you never saw in the 90’s, (but will be very glad if you go see it now) - a supremely fun and uplifting ode to movies of those times composed by that super chap that brought you the music for ‘The Man In The High Castle’, ‘Money Monster’, ‘Peter Rabbit’, ‘Peter Rabbit 2’, ‘Jolt’, ‘The Kings Man’, ‘Bullet Train’, ‘Spirited’, ‘Kaleidoscope’, ‘Violent Night’ and many, many more.
Sean & Jon, caught up with Dom to discuss the musical heat behind ‘The Fall Guy’s’ beat - here on your latest episode… of ‘Scoreheads’.
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Dominic Lewis, Universal Pictures, Backlot Music
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Dominic Lewis, Alix Becq-Weinstein, Nikki Walsh, Qin Yu, Keith Souch, Universal Pictures, Backlot Music, Rhapsody PR, Vue Cinemas and Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren and all at Express FM Studios.
Engage your core... -
The Oscar & BAFTA winning Sound Editor & Sound Designer Johnnie Burn is our guest for this latest episode, as Jon Brown and Sean Wilson switch things up a bit and speak to a Composer not of music this time, but of sound.
Working regularly with cinematic masterminds such as Jonathan Glazer, Yorgos Lanthimos and Jordan Peele, Johnnie’s work as a Sound Editor and Designer is a glorious collection of carefully crafted and innovational soundscapes.
Works of art in their own audible right, Johnnie's craftsmanship can be heard within many critically celebrated films such as 'Under The Skin', 'The Lobster', 'The Favourite', 'The Killing Of A Sacred Deer', 'Ammonite', 'Nope', 'Poor Things' and 'The Zone Of Interest' - for which he won both a BAFTA and an Oscar for his work.
Prior to his recent Oscar win, Jon & Sean sat down with Johnnie for a chat...
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Johnnie Burn, Studio Canal, Universal Pictures, Searchlight Pictures, Walt Disney Motion Picture Studios and A24
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Johnnie Burn, Andrew Cohen, Elyssa Ruiz, LanaLay, Ryan Mazie, Jon Kaplan, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, A24, Searchlight Pictures, Disney UK, Universal Pictures, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Watershed Bristol and Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren and all at Express FM Studios.
Since the moment pictures could move, we had skin in the game. -
Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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The multi award nominated talent and fast rising star that is the awesome Jerskin Fendrix joins Jon Brown and Sean Wilson, for this latest episode of the Podcast that celebrates the people that make the notes that emote.
As it’s Oscar Week (at the time of releasing of course), who better a guest to have on the show than an Oscar Nominee for Best Original Score, marking for his first Oscar nomination for his first ever film score and all at the bright young age of 29.
He’s a musician by trade, born in England, he’s a University Of Cambridge alumnus and having spent his youth writing, creating and releasing critically praised music, he soon caught the attention of acclaimed film director Yorgos Lanthimos who requested our guest write the now feverishly popular score to the widely celebrated film ‘Poor Things’.
Let’s find out more about him shall we, on this latest edition of ‘Scoreheads’!
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Jerskin Fendrix, Searchlight Pictures, Walt Disney Motion Picture Studios, Milan Records and Sony Music Entertainment
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Jerskin Fendrix, Karen Pitchford, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, Disney UK, Searchlight Pictures, Milan Records, Sony Music, Sony Soundtracks, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Watershed Bristol and Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren and all at Express FM Studios.
Bellaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..... -
We're taking to the skies once more this week as 'How To Train Your Dragon' master maestro John Powell joins Jon Brown and Sean Wilson for this latest episode of the Podcast that celebrates the people that make the notes that emote.
For this week’s show we’re set to soar as one of the masters of making the music for flight - the iconic and multi award winning Hollywood film Composer John Powell joins us on this all new Scoreheads.
He’s a British Composer, now residing in Los Angeles and is known for his incredible work on well over 70 feature films.
Initially starting out as part of Hans Zimmer’s Media Ventures (now Remote Control Productions) John worked and collaborated on a number of now well loved animated scores including Dreamworks’ ‘Antz’, ‘Chicken Run’ and ‘Shrek’ with Harry Gregson-Williams and ‘The Road To Eldorado’ with Hans Zimmer, as well as feature films such as ‘Face / Off’ and ‘Forces Of Nature’.
He then went on to make his own mark in the film music space with outstanding work on the scores for the Jason Bourne films, ‘Robots’, ‘Mr & Mrs Smith’, the ‘Ice Age’ sequels, ‘X-Men: The Last Stand’, ‘Kung Fu Panda’ (again working with Hans Zimmer), ‘Knight and Day’ the ‘Rio’ movies, all three instalments of the groundbreaking ‘How To Train Your Dragon’, ‘The Call Of The Wild’, ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ and many, many more.
Recently he’s been celebrated and praised for his inventive work on scores for films like ‘Don’t Worry Darling’, the beautiful and heartwarming ‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ and the film that’s currently entertaining families in cinemas across the UK - Illumination’s ‘Migration’ - seeing our maestro return to writing for flight in the animated storytelling realm.
John joined Sean Wilson & Jon Brown for this expanded edition of 'Scoreheads' with an additional 15 minutes of chat, never before heard anywhere else. (A version of this Podcast was recently broadcast on Sunday 11th February at 6pm (UK) on Express FM)
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: John Powell, World Soundtrack Awards, Universal Pictures, Backlot Music
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: John Powell, Qin Yu, Nikki Walsh, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, Lily Parke, Universal Pictures, Illumination, Backlot Music, Hollywood Records, Disney Music Group, Lakeshore Records, Varese Sarabande, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Watershed Bristol and Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.
You look like you need a Hug... -
In honour of the upcoming Disney+ and 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD debut of Marvel Studios supersonic female led adventure 'The Marvels' and the imminent UK cinema release of the superb 'American Fiction' (for which our guest has since received her first Oscar nomination), here's another chance to hear Jon Brown & Sean Wilson's chat with the outstanding Composer of the soundtracks to both those projects - Laura Karpman.
If you’re hearing about Laura for the first time, well, she’s a bold, incandescent talent who creates powerful, imaginative scores that push the boundaries of storytelling.
Her award-winning music, spanning film, television, theatre, interactive media and live performance, reflects an audaciously creative, prodigious, fresh spirit who has collaborated with the most creative filmmakers of our time, including Misha Green, Steven Spielberg, Nia DaCosta, Kevin Feige, Alex Gibney, Kasi Lemmons, Sam Pollard and Eleanor, Francis Ford & Sophia Coppola.
Her recent foray into the Marvel Universe has her scoring the eclectic animated series ‘What If?’ and the newly acclaimed Ms. Marvel which blends bold, driving, heroic orchestral music with authentic South Asian elements to create a unique sound for this ground-breaking superhero.
Across concert halls, Karpman is well known for her Grammy award-winning album, ASK YOUR MAMA, a multimedia opera based on the iconic cycle of poems by Langston Hughes.
A fierce champion for inclusion in Hollywood, after founding the Alliance for Women Film Composers, Karpman became the first woman governor in the music branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and was subsequently elected to be the first female governor of the music branch.
Presented here for the first time - is a never before heard, expanded version of Jon & Sean's chat with Laura recorded over Thanksgiving 2023, featuring additional unheard interview material that includes wider discussions on Laura's music for ‘The Marvels’, the debut of ‘What If’ Season 2 on Disney+, her role with The Alliance For Women Film Composers & so much more!
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Laura Karpman, Marvel Studios, Marvel Music, Hollywood Records, Disney Music, Sony Classical Records
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Laura Karpman, Amelia Allen, Holly Battaglia, Karen Pitchford, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, Lily Parke, Marvel Music, Hollywood Records, Disney Music Group, Sony Classical Records, Disney UK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Watershed Bristol and Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.
That's no Cat. -
This week we test everybody's Trigger Point and take it down to the wire by choosing to cut red or blue, as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present an episode of your (hopefully) favourite film Podcast, we promise, whatever you choose, we won't Hold it Over you and be Mean Girls.
This weeks Podcast contains our full (spoiler free) reviews of 'The Holdovers', 'Mean Girls' & more and we catch up with ITV's 'Trigger Point' actors Natalie Simpson and Nabil Elouahabi for a chat about the second series of the hit TV show. There's all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out we take nearly 100 years of cinema and narrow it down to five films, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 Best Picture Oscar Winners and our own Tip Top 5 as well!
Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Interviews: Paul Marsh
Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle & Theme Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Additional Noises That Make Us Sound Cool: Simon Bruce
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Natalie Simpson, Nabil Elouahabi, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Anna Khandelwal, Simon Bruce, Sean Wilson, Samantha Marsh, Lily Parke, Walt Disney Animation, Disney UK, Disney +, Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate, A24, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Studios, Cameo Productions, Premier PR, Film Distributors Association, EPK, DMS, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays & Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren at Express FM Studios.
We've only got thirty seconds, get back and take cover! -
This week, we take One More Shot of giving you a Lift as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present an episode to get you Poor Things in the mood to Role Play as movie critics and tell us what you want in 2024.
For our latest show, your (hopefully) favourite film Podcast contains our full (spoiler free) reviews of 'Poor Things', 'One More Shot' & more and we catch up with 'Little Bone Lodge & 'One More Shot' actor Neil Linpow for a chat about the movie itself. There's all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out we take a look into the future, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 Most Anticipated films of 2024 and our own personal Top 5 films that we can't wait to see (OK maybe more than 5!)
All this and more, in another bursting instalment of 'We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod'!
Written, Presented, Recorded By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh
Produced, Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle, Theme & Foley Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Executive Producers: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Neil Linpow, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Hayley Donaghy, Sean Wilson, Simon Bruce, Sam Marsh, Lily Parke, Warner Bros. UK, Watertower Music, Disney UK, Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Paramount Home Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SKY TV, Now, Cameo Productions, Organic PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square & Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren & Dave at Express FM Studios.
Bella!!!!!!!! -
This week, we are looking backwards to our best films of 2023 and forwards to lots of exciting films in 2024 as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present an episode to get you buzzing for some films as sweet as honey but hopefully without a sting in the tail!
For our latest show, your (hopefully) favourite film Podcast contains our full (spoiler free) review of 'The Beekeeper' ahead of it's release in cinemas and theaters Worldwide and we catch up with 'Suicide Squad', 'Fury' & 'The Beekeeper' Director David Ayer for a chat about the movie itself.
There's also a interview from the show and topic of the moment, as we speak to Director James Strong and Writer Gwyneth Hughes of 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office' which was recorded ahead of the airing of the show and the national news that it has now become, plus there's all your usual agenda items including a sorting office of News, Trailer Talk, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out is an longing look back at 2023 Tip Top 5, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 favourite films of 2023 and our own personal Top 10 films of the year (There may be an additional interview here, but we can't say who as it may reveal a clue to our Top 10 films of the year).
All this and more, in another bursting instalment of 'We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod'!
Written, Presented, Recorded By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Produced, Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle, Theme & Foley Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Executive Producers: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: David Ayer, James Strong, Gwyneth Hughes, Neil Linpow, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Hayley Donaghy, Sean Wilson, Simon Bruce, Sam Marsh, Lily Parke, Warner Bros. UK, Watertower Music, Disney UK, Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Paramount Home Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SKY TV, Now, Cameo Productions, Organic PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square & Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren & Dave at Express FM Studios.
When the system is out of balance, we protect it. -
This week, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present (get it....) a wonderful Christmas episode wrapped in a bow that will leave you smiling like a child who was given his favourite video games system by Santa!
For our latest show, your (hopefully) favourite film Podcast contains our full (spoiler free) review of Godzilla Minus One & Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, and there's all your usual agenda items including a moderate pick 'n' mix of News, Trailers, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out is a festive Tip Top 5, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 Christmas Movies which caused a fair bit of debate online whether certain films are in fact, actually, Christmas films or just films set at Christmas!
All this and more, tightly wrapped up in this week's instalment of 'We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod'!
Written, Presented, Recorded By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Produced, Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle, Theme & Foley Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Executive Producers: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Hayley Donaghy, Sean Wilson, Simon Bruce, Sam Marsh, Lily Parke, Warner Bros. UK, Watertower Music, Disney UK, Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Paramount Home Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SKY TV, Now, Cameo Productions, Organic PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square & Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren & Dave at Express FM Studios.
The best way to spread Christmas cheer, is singing loud for all to hear! -
This week, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present a strange and erie episode that will leave you with more questions than there are answers!
For our latest show, your (hopefully) favourite film Podcast contains an insightful interview with Paul Rhys who stars in not one but two great films in the cinema at the moment in the shape of Saltburn and Napoleon.
There's also our full (spoiler free) review of Leave The World behind, the latest Netflix blockbuster starring Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali & Ethan Hawke, and there's all your usual agenda items including a moderate pick 'n' mix of News, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out is an an epic, so bad it's good Tip Top 5, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 Disaster Movies (and no this feature doesn't crash and burn, however as always, the dog survives).
All this and more, tightly wrapped up in this week's instalment of 'We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod'!
Written, Presented, Recorded By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh
Produced, Edited & Mixed By: Paul Marsh
Jingle, Theme & Foley Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Executive Producers: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Paul Rhys, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Hayley Donaghy, Sean Wilson, Simon Bruce, Sam Marsh, Lily Parke, Warner Bros. UK, Watertower Music, Disney UK, Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Paramount Home Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SKY TV, Now, Cameo Productions, Organic PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square & Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren & Dave at Express FM Studios.
You're not leaving us? -
This week, it's a 'Wonka' special as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh present a deliciously sweet treat of an episode, that is a confection full of sugary 'Wonkalicious' goodness!
For our latest show, your (hopefully) favourite film flavoured Podcast contains our full (spoiler free) review of 'Wonka' ahead of it's release in cinemas and theaters Worldwide, plus we catch up with 'Paddington', 'Paddington 2' & 'Wonka' Director Paul King for a chat about the movie, joined by one of the most magnificent Singer / Songwriters working today, Mr Neil Hannon of The Divine Comedy - who has written all of 'Wonka''s toe tappingly brilliant songs.
There's also a wonderful interview from our good friend Hayley Donaghy as she waxes lyrical on 'The Lazarus Project' Season 2 with the show's Writer Joe Barton and there's all your usual agenda items including a moderate pick 'n' mix of News, Trailer Talk, the latest releases at the Cinema, on Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, rounding us out is an all singing, all dancing Tip Top 5, in which we read out YOUR Tip Top 5 Musicals (and no we don't break into song randomly in order to announce them, although, we probably should have done).
All this and more, tightly wrapped up in this week's candy covered instalment of 'We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod'!
Written, Presented, Recorded By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Jon Brown & Hayley Donaghy
Produced, Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle, Theme & Foley Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Executive Producers: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Paul King, Neil Hannon, Joe Barton, The Divine Comedy HQ, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Hayley Donaghy, Sean Wilson, Simon Bruce, Sam Marsh, Lily Parke, Warner Bros. UK, Watertower Music, Disney UK, Walt Disney Home Entertainment, Paramount Home Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SKY TV, Now, Cameo Productions, Organic PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square & Miles, Ian, Harrison, Darren & Dave at Express FM Studios.
Come with me and you'll see, a World of Pure Imagination... -
Jon Brown & Sean Wilson return to speak with the iconic James Newton Howard, a Composer that has scored some of the lads' most treasured films growing up and is legendary in his pursuit of creating beautiful themes, thrilling motif’s and magnificent melodies across some of the biggest blockbusters of the last few decades, a number of phenomenal franchises and has done exemplary work on Television too.
His profile includes writing scores for such huge films as 'Pretty Woman', 'The Prince Of Tides', 'Glengarry Glen Ross', 'The Fugitive', 'Wyatt Earp', 'Waterworld', 'Space Jam', 'My Best Friend's Wedding', Disney's 'Treasure Planet', 'Collateral', 'Batman Begins' (with Hans Zimmer), 'King Kong', 'Blood Diamond', 'Michael Clayton', 'I Am Legend', 'The Dark Knight' (with Hans Zimmer), 'Nightcrawler', the 'Fantastic Beasts' films, 'The Hunger Games' movies, Disney's 'Raya and the Last Dragon', 'News Of The World', Disney's 'Jungle Cruise' & many more!
Recently he released an all new album of work featured in the latest exciting prequel in 'The Hunger Games' film franchise - 'The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes' and a stunning collection of specially recorded tracks on his album 'Night After Night' which celebrates his scores for famed film director M. Night Shyamalan, including music from James' amazing scores to 'The Sixth Sense', 'The Village' and 'Signs' among many others.
Sean and Jon caught up with James to discuss his latest projects, his life, his career to date and what comes next...
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Logo Design: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: James Newton Howard, Sony Classical Records, Lionsgate
Executive Producers: Jon Brown, Paul Marsh & Sean Wilson
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: James Newton Howard, Pamela Sollie, Karen Pitchford, Sean Wilson, Lily Parke, Paul Marsh, Sony Classical Records, Lionsgate, Cameo Productions, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Watershed Bristol and Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.
See you at the nearest Atoll Mariners! -
When you wish upon a star, your (hopefully) favourite film related Podcast returns from afar - and what a few weeks it has been!
From Red (or Blue) Carpet Disney Premieres to the red, white and blue of Napoleon's flag or from the sparkling green of a Championship Snooker Table to the neon glow of DC's hottest new action property and even the flashing lights of a Police force giving chase to Harrison Ford in a 30 year old classic - Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are back with more magical movie goodness for your ears.
This time, they've brought back up as the lads are joined by Guest Host Simon Bruce (dear friend and the man behind our jingles and themes) to help wax lyrical on the latest and greatest in this week's Film News, Trailers, Reviews and more!
Plus - we're catching up with the dynamic directing duo that is Chris Buck and Fawn Veerasunthorn to talk about celebrating Disney's 100th anniversary with their latest animated feature 'Wish', we'll also be chatting with Director J. Blakeson about his thrilling new Disney+ show 'Culprits' and the brilliant documentary filmmaker Sam Blair about his incredible film 'Ronnie O' Sullivan: The Edge Of Everything' which charts the trials and tribulations of the Snooker icon.
And of course - to celebrate 'Wish' - we get into YOUR Tip Top 5 Disney movies, as well as the usual Cinema, Streaming, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD coverage to boot!
Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Paul Marsh, Jon Brown & Simon Bruce
Interviews: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Edited & Mixed By: Simon Bruce
Jingle & Theme Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Paul Marsh
Additional Noises That Make Us Sound Cool: Simon Bruce
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Chris Buck, Fawn Veerasunthorn, Sam Blair, J. Blakeson, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Anna Khandelwal, Simon Bruce, Sean Wilson, Samantha Marsh, Lily Parke, Walt Disney Animation, Disney UK, Disney +, Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate, A24, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Studios, Cameo Productions, Premier PR, Film Distributors Association, EPK, DMS, Odeon Leicester Square, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays & Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren at Express FM Studios.
Ziggy, Piggy, Ziggy Piggy.... -
Running faster than a group of folks trying to escape a possessed set of animatronic robots in an abandoned Pizza restaurant, Jon Brown and Paul Marsh return with this week's episode and as always, there's a rich layer of interesting topics, placed neatly over it's cheesey, wholesome doughy base.
On this latest show - we speak with the fabulous Film Director Susanna Fogel about her new movie that explores traversing the modern minefield that is dating called 'Cat Person' and iconic Rapper Che Lingo discusses his love for Anime and his brand new single tied to mighty Anime streaming titan Crunchyroll's Autumn & Winter slate.
Plus, the lads retrospectively look back on recent cinema releases 'Flowers Of The Killer Moon' and 'Five Night's At Freddy's, there's all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
And, we engage in your Tip Top 5 films that did not receive a wide cinematic or theatrical release (and yes, we know it was a challenge, but we're proud of you for trying). All loaded up and ready for you to play, on this week's fully stocked episode!
Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Jingle & Theme Master Supreme: Simon Bruce
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Additional Noises That Make Us Sound Cool: Simon Bruce
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Susanna Fogel, Che Lingo, Patrick Reed, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Kate Mears, Anna Khandelwal, Simon Bruce, Sean Wilson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, Warner Bros., Crunchyroll, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Studio Canal, The Walt Disney Company, Disney UK, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon Studios, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Film Distributors Association, Cameo Productions, EPK, Substance Global, Vue Cinemas & Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren at Express FM Studios.
Could we BE any more Chandler. -
Welcome to a podcast that doesn't make you wait for the band to get back together - we do it every week! Join us for another exciting installment of your favorite film podcast, "We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod." Hosted by Jon Brown and Paul Marsh, this show boasts enough guest stars to assemble a rather questionable band, and they're ready to rock the cinematic world.
On this week's episode, we have a star-studded lineup:
Walt Dorhn, director of the latest installment in the Trolls series, "Trolls: Band Together," joins us to share insights on how a movie like this comes together and discusses the incredible star power of the cast.
Paul catches up with director Mikey Murray and the lead actors in his film "Mind-Set," Steve Oram and Eilis Cahill. They dive into a film that will take you on an emotional rollercoaster, making you laugh and cry within minutes of each other.
The Tip Top 5 this week is a special tribute to the legendary Martin Scorsese as he releases his latest masterpiece, "Killers of the Flower Moon." Jon, Paul, and the listeners share their top 5 movies from Scorsese's illustrious filmography.
Of course, you can expect all the usual news, views, and reviews that you've come to love, along with a surprise or two. It's a podcast that celebrates the magic of cinema while delivering plenty of entertainment and insight. Join us for another unforgettable episode of "We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod" - because every week deserves a dose of cinematic brilliance!
Special Thanks To: Walt Dohrn, Mikey Murray, Steve Oram, Eilis Cahill, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, Disney UK, 20th Century Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony, Universal Pictures, Altitude Distribution, A24, Signature Entertainment, Park Circus, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Universal Home Entertainment, Netflix, Apple TV, Paramount+, Cameo Productions, EPK, Premier PR, Organic, Substance Global, DNA PR, Rakouten TV, Odeon Cinemas, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and the Vue Cinema Gunwharf Quays.
Extra Special Thanks: Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren.
Click Clack Fam! -
Jon Brown & Sean Wilson are back on the case, as they search for clues in their investigation to find out the secrets of the wonderful Hildur Guðnadóttir's score for Kenneth Branagh's latest outing as Poirot in front of the camera and once again as director behind the camera for the Agatha Christie inspired 'A Haunting In Venice'.
Join the lads on this latest edition of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.
Hildur is a multi award winning Icelandic musician and composer who has garnered praise for her work scoring cinematic films such as 'Sicario: Day Of The Soldado', Todd Field’s critically acclaimed film ‘Tar’, Sarah Polley’s exceptional picture ‘Women Talking’ and Todd Phillips’ outstanding DC Comics movie ‘Joker’ for which her superb score won her the trifecta - a Golden Globe, a BAFTA and an Oscar.
She’s also no stranger to home entertainment having garnered much deserved praise and awards for her craft in the creation of the score to hit series ‘Chernobyl’ and has even expertly tackled the soundscapes of the video game realm with her husband Sam Slater on the game ‘Battlefield 2042.
Lately, asides from working on the much anticipated follow up to 'Joker' for director Todd Phillips of course, she’s been working, as we mentioned before, with director Kenneth Branagh composing the score for ‘A Haunting In Venice’ which is the latest entry into his film adaptations as director and star of the great work of the late Agatha Christie.
Sean and Jon caught up with the magnificent Hildur to talk more about her creative process and on scoring the sound of Poirot's World….
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Hildur Guðnadóttir, White Bear PR, 20th Century Studios, Hollywood Records, WDMPS, Disney UK, Disney Music Group
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Hildur Guðnadóttir, Thomas Mikusz, Kyrie Hood, Sarah Roche, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, Lily Parke, Disney UK, 20th Century Studios, Hollywood Records, Disney Music Group, White Bear PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays and Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.
How about that mustache hey... -
Lend us your cauliflower ears as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh return after Paul took a swing at following some Cat bloke off the internet's investment advice, Jon got distracted by cinema's most spectacular exorcism in fifty years and they both got schooled on how not to be a monster by Richard E. Grant's fictional best selling (and scene stealing) author.
Or in English if you please - your friendly neighbourhood middle aged men moaning about Movies are back this week sharing their commentary and coverage of the latest and greatest in the world of Film (and a little bit of Telly) right now!
Speaking of, World class Scottish legend Dougray Scott talks 'Crime' (and Football) with Paul in honour of Season 2 of Irvine Welsh's 'Crime' premiering on ITV X and Jon chats with the fantastic and very lovely Alice Troughton about her feature film debut, 'The Lesson'.
There’s also our thoughts on recent releases such as ‘A Haunting In Venice’, ‘Expend4bles', 'Dumb Money' and the 50th Anniversary re-release of vomit inducing, lights on leaving classic ‘The Exorcist’ (now in 4K Ultra Scary HD), plus, all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.
We've also got some awesome 'Dumb Money' merchandise (not money sadly) to give away and we will of course read out your Tip Top 5 Action Movie Ensembles!
We haven't got any investment advice, but what we do have, is your latest, brand new edition of ‘We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Pod’!
Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: Dougray Scott, Alice Troughton, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, ITV, BBC, Black Bear Films, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., 20th Century Studios, Disney+, Disney UK, Lionsgate, Studio Canal, Universal, Universal Home Entertainment, Warner Discovery Home Entertainment, Arrow Video, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Cameo Productions, EPK, Substance Global & Premier PR.
Extra Special Thanks: Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren.
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It doesn’t take the detecting skills of Poirot to figure out that Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are back for a whole new run of episodes of ‘We’re Gonna Need Bigger Pod’!
Yes, that’s right, hurriedly haunting your Podcast player, your favourite middle aged men moaning about Movies share their commentary and coverage of the latest and greatest in the world of Film right now!
Tap that play button for an investigative insight into Kenneth Branagh’s ‘A Haunting In Venice’ by way of an interview with James Prichard - the Great Grandson of Poirot’s creator Agatha Christie! James discusses with us his role as CEO of Agatha Christie Ltd and Executive Producer of ‘A Haunting In Venice’.
Speaking of seance related tomfoolery - we also caught up with YouTube sensations Danny & Michael Philippou, directors of quite possibly the best horror movie of the year - ‘Talk To Me’ in honour of its digital release. They talked to us, we let them in and the results were hilarious.
There’s also our thoughts on recent releases such as ‘The Equalizer 3’, ‘The Nun II’ and the 30th Anniversary re-release of game changing cinematic dino drama ‘Jurassic Park’, plus, all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases
Plus, we proposed, you accepted, so we got down on one knee for the return of the Tip Top 5 where we read out YOUR Top 5 Wedding films!
So let’s all round in a circle and hold hands and summon from the beyond - your latest, brand new edition of ‘We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Pod’!
Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks To: James Prichard, Danny & Michael Philippou, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, Disney UK, 20th Century Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony, Universal Pictures, Altitude Distribution, A24, Signature Entertainment, Park Circus, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Universal Home Entertainment, Netflix, Apple TV, Paramount+, Cameo Productions, EPK, Premier PR, Organic, Substance Global, DNA PR, Rakouten TV, Odeon Cinemas, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and the Vue Cinema Gunwharf Quays.
Extra Special Thanks: Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren.
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Jon Brown & Sean Wilson light the fuse on this explosive, not so top secret new episode of 'Scoreheads' with a motorcycle off a cliff style deep dive into the music of the biggest and best mission yet 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One', with the film's Composer Lorne Balfe.
Join the lads on this latest edition of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.
Lorne has done incredible work over the last few years across a spectrum of media including outstanding music for huge IP’s as 'Assassins Creed', 'FIFA' and 'Skylanders', television series such as 'The Crown', 'Genius', 'His Dark Materials', 'Dopesick' and 'The Wheel Of Time' and blockbuster movies including DC's 'Black Adam', 'Bad Boys For Life', 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves', Marvel's 'Black Widow', 'Tetris', 'Mission: Impossible Fallout', 'Top Gun: Maverick' and Jon's favourite film of the year so far (at the time of writing this) - 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One'.
Sean and Jon accepted the mission and chatted with Lorne for over an hour for this IMF style debrief on the soundtrack to Tom Cruise & Christopher McQuarrie's powerhouse of a cinematic adventure.
Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview: Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown
Cover Imaging Copyright: Lorne Balfe, Paramount Music, Sony Classical, La La Land Records, Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions.
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions
Special Thanks: Lorne Balfe, Ashleigh Kelly, Chandler Poling, Sarah Roche, Jane Bennett, Jesse Ure, Karen Pitchford, Sean Wilson, Lily Parke, Ruben Shaw, Keith Souch, Metrophonic, AIR Studios, Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions, Paramount UK, Sony Classical, Sony Music Soundtracks, White Bear PR, EPK, Odeon Cinemas Leicester Square, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.
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