Jeremy Zuckerman & Bryan Konietzko

Nickelodeon Animation Podcast

Nickelodeon

Tv & Film

4.2 • 966 Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2017

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

The music for Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra are two of the most daringly brilliant TV soundtracks ever. Composer Jeremy Zuckerman and series co-creator Bryan Konietzko visit the studio to discuss their decade-long musical collaboration. Hector guides the duo song by song through a selection of inspired and memorable tracks, discovering how and why they created musical magic worthy of the epic Avatar universe.

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0:00.0	Nick Nick Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nix,
0:02.0	Nickelodeon!
0:05.0	From Nickelodeon Studios in Burbank, California,
0:10.0	this is the Nickelodeon Animation Podcast.
0:12.0	Hi, I'm your host Hector Navarro. This is the Nickelodeon animation podcast.
0:13.0	Hi, I'm your host Hector Navarro.
0:15.0	Welcome to the podcast.
0:16.0	Our guests today are responsible for some of the best music to come from a cartoon show ever.
0:21.0	Avatar, The Last Airbender, and The Legend of Chora were two shows known for featuring
0:25.2	some of the most beautiful, epic, sophisticated music that helped elevate moments and
0:30.1	stirred emotion in their audiences. The track team, a duo made up of Jeremy Zuckerman and Benjamin Wynne,
0:36.0	composed all the music and sound for Avatar and Cora,
0:39.0	and today we'll get to do a deep dive on some specific musical moments from the shows with
0:43.5	Avatar and Cora co-creator Brian Canitsko and from the track team Jeremy
0:47.5	Zuckerman. Speaking of golf boots, golf boots.
0:55.0	Woeh!
0:57.0	Speaking of golf boots, didn't you spray paint some knee-high, Doc Martins or something?
1:08.4	They were about this high.
1:10.1	Yeah, I made him silver.
1:11.3	Nice.
1:12.3	Yeah, they were cool. I don't even know what year that could have been fashionable, but nice. It was never fashionable.
1:16.8	1976. That was like 95, I think. 95. Yeah. Guys, first of all all thank you so much for being here
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