Session 49: Finneas
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Who is today's guest on the podcast?
With me, Jake Shane. Hi, pussies. Welcome back to Therapus. Today, we have, honestly, such an exciting guest. Phineas is here, who I'm such a major fan of, and it was such an honor and a pleasure to get to speak to him. But before we get into that, I just got back from Alex's birthday weekend in Key West. I have never been to Key West. And I also have never been to a Fat Tuesdays.
What was Jake's experience at Alex's birthday in Key West?
So I did that for the first time as well. And it was fucking awesome. I had no idea Fat Tuesdays existed. It was... Like, I love slushies. So slushies with alcohol at a bar setting with a DJ is just so ideal. But I had such a fun time celebrating Alex. Celebrating her was... Incredible. And I am dead now, but it was worth it. I am seeing Billie Eilish and I'm so excited. It's very fitting. I know. Very fitting for my episode with Phineas this week. But that reminds me that today's episode is sponsored by. Again, by SeatGeek, my fucking queens. Use my code THERAPIST10 for 10% off your ticket. Doesn't matter if you've already purchased a ticket with SeatGeek before. There are so many incredible artists on tour and going on tour now, as we all know and love.
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That's so sweet of you. So do you.
Okay, can I say something? Sure. I know. It's like my favorite. It's my favorite part of myself. Do you have like a favorite part of yourself?
Ooh. Um, okay. This is a goofy like music person thing, but I got, I got a wide hand. So like playing piano, I got like a, like a C to a D or an E. Wow. Yeah.
Is that like learning another language? Like learning how to play the piano and like all of those things?
I think so I mean I don't know another language so that's the only one I know okay what language would you if you could wake up and know a language which one oh my god okay Italian because I want to be Italian it's a pretty like I mean I know it's called one of the romance languages but it is romantic what about you Spanish okay okay so I took Spanish all throughout high school yeah so you know more than I do but I almost failed out of it in college did you are you a duolingo person or no
No. And actually, you want to know the reason why I almost failed out of Spanish in college? Because I saw Billy and you perform at Coachella in 2019.
How does that relate to you?
Because I was supposed to do a project and I could have gone home that Sunday because it was Sunday, right? Nope. It was Saturday. And I could have gone. But, you know.
So it was Ariana Grande. That was Sunday.
Yes. It was Sunday. Okay. Anywho.
She was, she was great.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Anywho. Um, I do have a question for you. Okay. So you scored disclaimer. Yes. Okay. I'm fascinated with like music sinks and like how you sync music. Is that, that and scoring two different things?
Yeah. So, uh, a lot of music sinking like, Oh, this song is great. It's coming from two different places. One is a music supervisor whose job it is to find the perfect song for a scene. Um, The other one is the filmmaker, right? Like they might write a song into a scene, right? They're just like, oh man, I love this. Like I just watched My Old Ass, that Aubrey Plaza movie.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is today's guest on the podcast?
0:16–0:40
2
What was Jake's experience at Alex's birthday in Key West?
0:40–5:55
3
How does Finneas approach scoring music for films?
5:55–12:07
4
What unique experiences did Finneas have growing up in a family of musicians?
12:07–13:57
5
What are the differences between Jake's and Finneas's music production styles?
13:57–18:15
6
What insights does Finneas share about working with his partner in creative projects?
18:15–19:01
7
How do Finneas and Jake handle insecurities during creative processes?
19:01–19:50
8
What are the latest projects Finneas is excited about?
19:50–1:06:30