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You. Need.
To do.
I'm going
to try to put as much into words as I possibly can, you know?
And I'm already on slightly
thin ice here with language because I grew up speaking German.
And here I am trying to do this in English.
And really, some of it
to be really clear and to be really precise,
I have to go and point you to a piece of music and just shut up
and make you listen to it, because that is my language.
That's my form of communicating.
So I apologize if I do my normal,
which is just go round the houses, not stay on point.
But it's all this is how I work.
It's, it's, it's it's gathering thoughts.
It's gathering momentum.
It's gathering ideas.
And sometimes you start over here and just so you know, you have to end over here.
Nothing is ever a straight line.
and then the only straight line
that I can offer you is, is when you listen to the music, it,
you know, I'm not even saying it's good music or bad music or any of that stuff.
I'm not talking about this, but there is a there's a fairly.
I managed to arrive at a clear thought,
in the music.
And as you can tell from when I speak,
it might have been a bit of a struggle to get there.
So this is my masterclass, and the reason I'm doing it is this because,
partly because I feel incredibly lucky that I got to a point
where somebody would actually ask me to do a masterclass.
And partly I'm doing it to show you what I've done
and encourage you not to do it, to do your versions of it.
because I think.
Look, if there's one thing I learned, it's,
it's it's constantly moving.
I'm supposed to constantly be moving and,
you know, the other thing I need is, is, is
I need to have the next great composer, you know, like,
at my heels already.
I want to hear what the what the next great idea is in
the next is I don't need it to be mine.
But it's there's just been.
This has been a really interesting journey so far.
This has been a worthwhile journey.
And I just sort of want to reassure you that however much people discourage
you, however hard it gets, you know that's at the end of the day,
it's worth it.
if you feel compelled to write
film music, then start.
Hello, I'm Huntsville and this is my masterclass.
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