SDCC 2024: Musical Anatomy of A Superhero FULL PANEL
Hear Michael Giacchino (The Batman, Spider-Man: Far from Home), Michael Abels (Star Wars: The Acolyte), Rob Simonsen (Deadpool & Wolverine), and more composers discuss their amazing scores!
Luckily, we were able to record the full panel, except for any musical clips they played onscreen. Check our YouTube channel SDCC playlist for more from a Composer Roundtable Sarah attended.
Panel Description
10th Annual Musical Anatomy of a Superhero – Award-winning composers Rob Simonson (Deadpool & Wolverine), Christopher Lennertz (Gen V, The Boys), Leopold Ross (Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,Shogun), Michael Abels (Star Wars: The Acolyte), and Sherri Chung (Found, Gremlins) discuss their scores with clips and conversations moderated by Oscar Award–winning composer Michael Giacchino (The Batman, Spider-Man: Far from Home). Introductions by Ray Costa (Costa Comm. producer/consultant). Indigo Ballroom, Hilton San Diego Bayfront
Music has always been an important supporting character in movies; this goes to another level in the superhero film genre, along with other heroes this year, where the music sets a tone that helps define a character, an impending battle, or a triumphant moment. This year’s panel continues the tradition of showcasing unreleased music and video clips from upcoming and recently released projects. Leading Hollywood composers will explain the process and challenges of creating music behind the superhero genre, along with collaborating with the director, producers, and the franchise. The event is produced by Costa Communications and sponsored by ASCAP, BMI, and the SCL.
About SDCC 2024
San Diego Comic-Con International (SDCC) is the premier event for all things comics and related popular art, including movies, television, gaming, interactive multimedia, and so much more! SDCC 2024 runs from Preview Night July 24 through Sunday, July 28, 2024 at the San Diego Convention Center. Find more info here, and follow on socials to see our entire convention experience!