Hans Zimmer Composes Frozen Planet II | Hans Zimmer: Hollywood Rebel | BBC Studios

Join Hans Zimmer, world renowned composer, as he takes us behind the scenes of creating the soundtrack for Frozen Planet II in his new documentary.
Hans Zimmer: Hollywood Rebel (2022)
A Companion Film to Frozen Planet II. Hans Zimmer is the most celebrated, sought-after and ground-breaking cinematic composer working today. Across a glittering forty-year career, Zimmer has redefined the movie score, thrilling audiences, pioneering new techniques, and introducing new generations to the incomparable drama of orchestral music.
Timed for the BBC’s centenary year, this 60-minute special is a celebration of Hans’ life and work, told through the creation of a landmark new score for Frozen Planet II. Follow Hans’ creative process, researching, writing, experimenting, collaborating, and recording. But Frozen Planet II is just the tip of the iceberg. The new score is a jumping-off point for us to trace Hans’ amazing life and career. Hear from Hollywood superstar collaborators and celebrate iconic pieces of music from some of the most popular films in contemporary cinema.
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[@kevdenn]

The choice to add AURORA's voice on various pieces is brilliant. Her voice is so well suited to this.

[@muaddib01]

Me creating complex FM syntnhs: Hans Zimmer using standard zebra noise generator: HE IS A GENIUS! UNBELIEVABLE! HE DESERVES AN OSCAR! Haha love you Hans

[@Pagano33]

so Zebra is something basic?I thought it was very professional haha

[@cliffbell3155]

This guy is so inspiring. His music is amazing. I would love to have a visit in that workplace and have a go at doing a piece for something like that. What an experience that would be. Love his music.🙏🙏❤️

[@Judeamihere]

This man’s unbelievable ✨

[@amanipantam6449]

Sir ur working hard for the world

[@abidalimuhmandkhan9989]

Hans Zimmer is real Face of Music.❤❤❤

[@kapilchaudaha9679]

Sir, what a blessing you are to music lovers!

[@BenSimulator117]

Absolutely Amazing‼️ More videos like this please‼️🙏

[@Mohammed96134]

A lot of love and respect. Frm Iraq. 🇮🇶❤

[@patzumbrunn]

I wish i had the knowledge from Hans. He has a special talent 🙌🏻

[@virus7379]

Hans Zimmer are genius

[@Kasi23]

How many are they?

[@raubhai515]

Feels like I can compose too ..😊

[@OfficialRidysMusic]

Amazing. Monumental work ❤

[@TomaszCelestion]

Antarctica by V A N G E L I S Nr.1❤

[@mojonation1487]

It's both extremely cool and hurts my soul that the man himself uses FL Studios.

[@stevescooking]

I’m sure this is a joke, but if it isn’t…he uses cubase not fruity loops lol

[@sabianroberts]

That's Cubase.

[@octoberschild3115]

Thank you for not only Caring about Our Planet but Actively DOING Something Towards Helping Save it. *WAKE UP PEOPLE* Before it's TOO DAMN LATE...🌏 🌎 🌍

[@helderalmeida3417]

This man needs to have a huge imagination inside him. I wish I only had a quarter of his imagination so I could create music but reality says no

[@ChronoMune]

Shut up and start doing. You think too much, that’s your problem. You have it in you but you hold it back. No matter how “bad” you might be, you start learning and trying and keep going, and you’ll get better. It’s guaranteed. You didn’t learn english in a week. Music is a language that you can better express with the more you’ve used it. Speaking from experience.

[@FelixRamonRamon]

I love this video, thanks.❤

[@SimonJacobsen1]

woooow he is good at his craft.He is one of a kind.

[@andreashellas7442]

Why is this documentation restricted in this way? I am sure that many people outside the UK want to see it and pay the usually costs for a download or streaming. I also think that Hans want to share his work with the hole world.

[@kiettran7911]

🧡🧡

[@gabrielxaviermusico]

Muita criatividade 👏

[@VladyslavKL]

🖤

[@berner]

Hanz ist uber gut!

[@antoniog2854]

where I can one watch the entire documentary ?

[@swingtrader9239]

BBC iPlayer

[@jameswill9323]

Netflix

[@deividasgnedinas7592]

Long live Zebra synth!

[@giandiragm]

His voice sounds like bane

[@ugurarslan255]

👍 Very Nice 👍

[@OmarAhmed-rd8du]

he's not making music he's cooking in his studio

[@koldenen]

Windows 10... It doesn't matter which OS you work on. The main thing is talent.

[@bass-tones]

… what’s wrong with Windows 10? It’s not like he’s on XP or something, what does this even mean?

[@humansrants1694]

@@bass-tones Windows 10 and 11 can only go up to 192khz sample rate and 32bit Audio and RAM is limited to 2 Terabytes. Macs have magic fairy dust generator.

[@Oozanproductoin_1]

First One 🖐️🖐️

[@homeofcreation]

Zebra + Black Hole (on the other screen)

[@humansrants1694]

HZ version Zebra + DIVA filters and more.

[@mienamie4448]

💦💨👌👏toppie😍🤗❤

[@countvlad8845]

Hollywood Rebel? This guy makes a gazillion dollars and he is a rebel? Gee, I wonder what the non-rebels are making, the corporate suck-ups, the guys who will sell their firstborn to the Arabs, the guys that are the insider's insiders. This guy didn't materialize overnight - he worked the system, had important people and patrons in his pocket, and had connections galore. He is the crown prince of Hollywood... a rebel? Oh yeah, like my big toe is a rebel too. These people want everything: they want to be the glamorous, cutting-edge, misunderstood rebel (what a stereotype!) and the establishment's, corporate wunderling with all the cash. They want it all - they want their cake and to eat it too.

[@TruthSurge]

hasn't he made far too many soundtracks already? Why not hire someone hungry for work and also damn good at it instead of hiring a name? 1000 amazing composers and he had to do everything?

[@m4r10x2]

Because he is the best??

[@TruthSurge]

@@m4r10x2 I wouldn't know who's the best but I know that people hire NAMES, HOT NAMES and that's why you get movies with NAME actors instead of unknowns who are simply good actors. Very few exceptions and one exception is when the budget won't ALLOW for name actors so... the director hires the best he or she can. Spielberg hired 3 really good AND name actors for his first real movie. He got super lucky that all of that came together even in spite of all the setbacks. But he COULD have hired unknowns who also could act great. It still could have been a hit. Child actors... they fall into that category. They aren't a name YET cuz they are too young. George Lucas hired relatively unknown actors for his first hit. Who heard of Mark Hamill in 1977? 20 people? Carrie Fisher? nobody. But he probably hired John Williams for the score because his bud, SPIELBERG, had used him on his first movie which was a hit. Anyway.... the more people you know, the faster you can move up the food chain. But someone has to die and leave space for new blood ONE DAY. At least there's that. Hans spent outrageous money on synths and recorders and samplers and studios and instruments and sound libraries and his use of synths helped to set him apart from the guys like John Williams who mostly did orchestra stuff. good day.

[@envrie9423]

He worked with two other young composer, James everingham and Adam Lucas on this project I believe

[@TruthSurge]

@@envrie9423 well, that's nice of him to share the work.

[@politicum8113]

The Arctic is Russian, guys. The British can only envy and compose music about her 🤣