This podcast is proudly supported by Netflix, presenting Maestro.

Nominated for eight Critics Choice Awards, including Best Picture,

Best Director and Actor Bradley Cooper, and Best Actress Carrie Mulligan, alongside an ensemble cast that features

Matt Bomer, Maya Hawk, and Sarah Silverman.

Time magazine calls it Grand-Scale filmmaking that's also bracingly intimate, one of the

best pictures of the year.

With expert craftsmanship from Leonard Bernstein prosthetic makeup designer Kazu Hero,

spectacular cinematography from Matthew Leibateek, and outstanding costume designed by Mark Bridges

Maestro an epic love story spanning five decades for your consideration in all categories. Good afternoon, everyone.

Good afternoon everyone. Today is a special day in the history of Chapman University.

It's a day that the Chapman students who are here in the room will never forget and

it's a day that future

Chapman students will speak about with awe and envy. After all it is not just

every day the two of the greatest music artists in the world take the time to come

to our campus or really any

campus to share their expertise with students. To them and their team who helped to

make this possible on behalf of all of us at Chapman and at the Hollywood

reporter for which today's gathering is being recorded as a podcast a truly

heartfelt thank you. Now I could stand up here citing charts and statistics that make the case for why these two are so remarkable.

For example, their songs have been streamed and their videos have been played literally billions of times.

She was the first artist born in this millennium to have a song hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

He at just 22 became the youngest ever winner of the producer of the year

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