Evening Cinema - 3rd of January, 5 PM
Howard Goodall Advocates for Film Scores in the 2015 Hall of Fame
The 2015 Hall of Fame poll is set to open shortly, and renowned British composer Howard Goodall is making a strong case for film scores this year. Goodall, known for his work on shows like The Vicar of Dibley and Blackadder, will be reviewing popular film scores from the 2014 Hall of Fame chart, with the aim of suggesting scores and composers for the upcoming poll.
Goodall's objective is to ensure a more balanced representation of film music in the Hall of Fame. He is considering more representation for certain scores and composers, hoping to broaden the scope of the poll and provide a more comprehensive reflection of the industry.
The composers Goodall will recommend for the 2015 Hall of Fame poll will be included in the poll itself. In addition to this, Goodall will offer predictions for the successes of the 2015 awards season, including the BAFTAs, Golden Globes, and Academy Awards, which are all taking place in 2015.
The predictions will be made in the final part of the show, providing viewers with an insightful analysis of the upcoming awards season. With his extensive knowledge and experience in the music industry, Goodall's predictions are eagerly awaited by many.
As the 2015 Hall of Fame poll opens, music lovers and film enthusiasts alike are excited to see the impact of Goodall's advocacy for film scores. The poll results, which will be announced at a later date, are expected to reflect the increased representation of film music, thanks to Goodall's efforts.
Despite the search results not currently containing information about the composers Goodall has recommended for the Hall of Fame 2015, the anticipation for his selections is palpable. With Goodall's expertise and passion for music, it's sure to be an exciting year for film scores and the Hall of Fame.
