Catch Me If You Can

How John Williams Came Up With The Sound For Catch Me If You Can

At a recent meeting of the Academy of Scoring Arts, we spent a session dissecting the unique sound of John Williams’s unique 2002 jazz score to Catch Me If You Can. It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score and the Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media. What follows is a brief video I produced, which shows how the character of the soundtrack was developed.

Well, that was dumb: I accidentally updated to macOS Sequoia. I thought I was updating to the latest Sonoma. And I didn't do a TM backup beforehand. I'm hoping all my software is compatible. I usually have to wait several months before all my software suites is safely certified.

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