Tonight marks a milestone nearly a year in the making. Paul attended the cast and crew screening of the new "Star Wars.” Along with the talented music prep team for the film, Paul spent nearly 11 months preparing and orchestrating the scores, working from John Williams’ incredibly detailed pencil sketches. It was a great honor for everyone involved to work on this project.

Paul both orchestrated part of the score as well as played violin on the recording sessions. This marks Justin Timberlake's first film score as a composer.

Paul had the pleasure of playing violin on the orchestral recording sessions for Michael  & Jeff Danna's score to the upcoming Pixar film, "The Good Dinosaur." The sessions took place at Warner Brothers Studios over the past week.

Today marked the completion of four days of recording John Paesano's score for "The Maze Runner" sequal. Paul played violin on the first film as well.

Paul spent 2 days this week recording the composer James Newton Howard’s score to "Concussion." Pianist Robert Thies played beautiful and haunting solos throughout the score.

A great time was had by the orchestra at Fox Studios recording composer Christopher Lennertz's Latin inspired score.

Orchestra recording sessions started this morning at Fox Studios and will continue through this week and next. Paul is playing violin in the orchestra. Composer Walter Murphy is writing a hilarious and fun score like he did with the first "Ted," in addition to his regular TV gig "Family Guy."

The sessions took place at 20th Century Fox Studios for a new release from label Varèse Sarabande featuring film scores from the year 1985. Many of these were favorites of Paul's growing up, such as "Back to The Future" and "The Goonies." It was great fun for Paul to play violin on these recording sessions and he is looking forward to performing the same selections with the Golden State Pops Orchestra in June 2015.

Over the past several weeks Paul has been working on engraving, editing and proofreading a portion of the original score from 1982's "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" to be performed live with orchestra and film. He remembers vividly seeing this wonderful movie in the theater in 1982, and has always loved John Williams' soaring score to the film. It is a great honor for Paul to be working on this project.

Recording sessions wrapped today for Teddy Shapiro's score to "The Intern." The score was recorded at Warner Brothers Studios.

Recording sessions continue for the film "The Walk" at the Sony Pictures Soundstage. The score is by composer Alan Silvestri. Paul has helped proofread and prepare the music and is also playing violin in the studio orchestra.

Paul played violin on the recording sessions for this film, which began in December at Warner Bros. Studios, ending with a final session today. He has seen this film come full circle, having also played piano for actor Paul Walker's memorial service last spring.

Paul has spent much of the past month helping engrave the original pencil scores from "Back to the Future." The original full scores were completed by orchestrator James Campbell and have needed to be adapted for live orchestral performance. Having seen the film in the theater in 1985, Paul has enjoyed revisiting Alan Silvestri's memorable score. Significant cues that Paul worked on were "85 Twin Pines Mall," and the wonderful 10 minute "Clock Tower" sequence near the end of the film.