Film Night on Saturday - September 27, 2014, at 5pm
This week on Saturday Night at the Movies, we're diving into the world of comedy. Our host, renowned composer Howard Goodall, is taking us on a journey through the silver screen, showcasing how music has been used for comedic effect across various periods in film and television.
Goodall, known for his work on beloved comedies like Mr Bean and Blackadder, will share his experiences composing music for these iconic shows. He will also discuss his recent works, including Stuart: A Life Backwards and Confetti.
The focus of the discussion extends to various styles of comedy throughout the decades, from the silent era and Charles Chaplin to more recent television comedies. Goodall will explain why he chose specific styles or motifs in the music he composed, highlighting the importance of these elements in enhancing humor.
Goodall's insights provide a unique perspective on the use of music in comedy, and the objective of the event is to showcase how music can significantly enhance humor in films. The exploration of music's role in comedy is sure to be both informative and entertaining.
Join us for Comedy Night at the Movies and witness the power of music as it transforms laughter into an art form, right before your eyes (or ears, rather!).
