Nick Poss's guest appearances

Nick Poss

Okie Show Show

The Praisedown with Heath and Alex

Spencer Hicks

Nora Gnabasik

Harold Storey

Jason Mraz

Shane Smith

Sarah Thompson

David Bazan

Sufjan Stevens

Alex Sanchez

Lauren Daigle

Andrew McDonald

Reba McEntire

John Coltrane

Jon Foreman

Zach Smith

OwlTail

The Big Friends are back, and this time they're talking with an actual professional musician! We chopped it up with worship leader/hired-gun musician Nick Poss about the OC Supertones. Good phrases used in this episode: Hand tossed Sicilian Goatee, Witness Pickup Lines , Five Irons at Frenzy’s.

<p>The Big Friends are back, and this time they're talking with an actual professional musician! We chopped it up with worship leader/hired-gun musician Nick Poss about the OC Supertones. Good phrases used in this episode: Hand tossed Sicilian Goatee, Witness Pickup Lines , Five Irons at Frenzy’s.</p>

Masterpieces from a Genius: The OC Supertones with Nick Poss

Noah Copeland

So you slaved away to get your movie made, but for some reason it just doesn't feel right. It feels flat, or boring, or just plain... feelingless? Maybe you need a good musical score to throw down on top of everything. On the flip side, maybe you are a great musician that would love to score movies, but don't know where to start or who to stalk I mean talk to.  Today we sit down with two of Oklahoma's leading composers in the midwestern film industry!     LINKS:   @nickposs/ nick@magicairstudios.com   www.noahcopeland.com     Show notes:   (00:00)- Show intro   (03:25)- Meet Nick Poss and Noah Copeland!   (5:09)- Trivia!   (8:10)- what are your musical influences?   (13:59)- All the ways to make money writing music   (17:13)- what is the process of scoring?   (19:36)- what the crap is a temp track?   (24:36)- what young directors should know   (30:12)- DAWs, samples, and other technical whatnots   (38:25)- The composer’s rate   (43:16)- Establishing yourself as a composer   (47:04)- What should a score not be relied on to do for a film?   (52:38)- Music library websites   (59:09)- How do you help yourself grow as a composer?   (1:01:18)- Brian’s mystery question   (1:06:57)- Trivia ANSWERS!   (1:13:30)- GAME: Scenes from a hat   (1:19:34)- Plugs, links, websites, BYEEEEEE

<p>So you slaved away to get your movie made, but for some reason it just doesn't feel right. It feels flat, or boring, or just plain... feelingless? Maybe you need a good musical score to throw down on top of everything. On the flip side, maybe you are a great musician that would love to score movies, but don't know where to start or who to stalk I mean talk to.</p>  Today we sit down with two of Oklahoma's leading composers in the midwestern film industry!     LINKS:   @nickposs/ nick@magicairstudios.com   <a href="http://www.noahcopeland.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.noahcopeland.com</a>     Show notes:   (00:00)- Show intro   (03:25)- Meet Nick Poss and Noah Copeland!   (5:09)- Trivia!   (8:10)- what are your musical influences?   (13:59)- All the ways to make money writing music   (17:13)- what is the process of scoring?   (19:36)- what the crap is a temp track?   (24:36)- what young directors should know   (30:12)- DAWs, samples, and other technical whatnots   (38:25)- The composer’s rate   (43:16)- Establishing yourself as a composer   (47:04)- What should a score not be relied on to do for a film?   (52:38)- Music library websites   (59:09)- How do you help yourself grow as a composer?   (1:01:18)- Brian’s mystery question   (1:06:57)- Trivia ANSWERS!   (1:13:30)- GAME: Scenes from a hat   (1:19:34)- Plugs, links, websites, BYEEEEEE

SCORING A GREAT COMPOSER FOR YOUR MOVIE (feat. Nick Poss and Noah Copeland)