The blockbuster composer talks to us about his freewheeling experimentations for the Russo brothers’ latest film.
Category Archive: Interviews
The composer discusses the film’s long road to release, and the airiness of his score to Lee Isaac Chung’s mesmerizing drama.
The Judas and the Black Messiah director talks about balancing revolutionary energy with his own personal need to grow as a filmmaker.
The Parquet Courts musician talks about the sparse, but effective score for Ben Hozie’s camgirl drama.
The director of MLK/FBI talks about assembling a doc in a pandemic and what the ’60s can teach us about the movements of today.
We talk with the series co-creator, writer and director about finding the balance between darkness and comedy.
Small Axe music supervisor Ed Bailie talks to us about filling Steve McQueen’s five-part anthology with the grooviest, most authentic tunes.
The composer of the latest David Attenborough nature documentary talks about building the sounds of planet Earth.
The filmmaker talks to us about the brogues and narrative choices that have dominated the discourse around his filmed adaptation of his Broadway play.
The Grammy-winning jazz legend talks about capturing the 1920s blues of Netflix’s latest awards contender.
The composer duo talks about their years-long collaboration and the sparse, airy score to Francis Lee’s queer romance.
Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin talk about turning their acclaimed short about fractured friendships into a feature.
We talk to a rising filmmaker about bringing rawness and reality into her work.
Spike Lee’s longtime collaborator talks about using new instruments in his latest score, honoring Black veterans, and representation in film composing.
The director of Shirley talks about Elisabeth Moss, structuring scenes, and taking creative license with a real-life figure.
Director Jeffrey McHale talks about his latest documentary and his experiences with Paul Verhoeven’s cult classic Showgirls.
The Afropunk musician-turned-composer talks to us about diving into the complicated musical psyche of Shirley Jackson.
The acclaimed sitcom writer and food traveler talks about cultivating joy and hunger during challenging times.