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Hi folks. Welcome along to soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman.

Thank you very much for your time, your attention, your ears, your enthusiasm and interest

in our weekly conversation about film and music.

And as we are now into past our 500th episode, we're not going to whang on about it, don't

worry.

But what I love is the fact that every episode of this show is absolutely its own unique beast. Every episode is different

because every conversation is different and unique to the music and the people and the

creatives and the collaboration. So I love making the show. Thank you for listening and I appreciate your time. What we continue to do on the show is to really celebrate both big names, which is great. We love having big names on the show, but we also love celebrating independent film. And that's exactly what we are doing with this episode because our latest guests on soundtracking, our writer-director Christopher Andrews and composer Hannah Peel,

who join me to discuss their collaboration on Christopher's dark debut feature, Bring Them Down.

Counting Christopher Abbott, Barry Keown and Nora Jane Noon amongst its excellent cast, it tells the story of a family of Irish sheepherders who are dealing with various conflicts, not least local rivalry.

This is a really interesting film and one of those really immersive experiences and so much of that is down to how it shot, the sound design, the music and also

really interesting when you hear Christopher and Hannah talk about what the original thoughts

around the music were compared to what they ended up doing and how that just kind of took

the experience somewhere completely different.

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