Synopsis

Jean-Claude Petit gets the First Prize for harmony, fugue, and counterpoint at the National Conservatory of Music in Paris at the age of ten, before accompanying on piano jazz musicians such as Dexter Gordon and Johnny Griffin. In 1966, he became an arranger for many French pop artists such as Claude François, Eddy Mitchell. It is in 1982 that he decided to begin to serve cinema with the diversity of his music. Through his passion for music, his experience, and his vision as a committed artist, Jean-Claude Petit talks about his amazing musical journey.

Director

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  • Pascal Quino
  • Having built his career in visual sound while working on TV program special effects, he also planned various advertising campaigns for Gaumont Film Company as an art director. He worked on TV commercials and special effects as well. In 2006, he founded 'Prelight Films' and began producing a documentary series about world-renowned film composers titled 'Masters of Film Music'.