Sound on screen — discussing film scores

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FilmCastPodScene

FilmScene

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Lobby and living room collide in FilmCastPodScene, connecting film lovers in celebration of the communal experience of filmgoing. Recorded by FilmScene, in Iowa City, Iowa, each episode features conversations, critiques and clips of upcoming titles at FilmScene plus visits from special guests, interviews with filmmakers, viewing suggestions, and more.

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Sound on screen — discussing film scores

FilmCastPodScene

36 minutes 26 seconds

4 years ago

Sound on screen — discussing film scores

In Episode 13, Nathan and Rebecca turn up some of their favorite film scores, considering how music highlights, expands, complicates and deepens what we see on screen. From the haunting strings composed by Mica Levi for "Under The Skin" to the energy and life of A. R. Rahman's score for "Slumdog Millionaire", how does what we hear impact how we feel?