Hi folks. How you doing? I know I say this every year round this time, but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.

We've just watched Elf, Polar Express, had some friends round for Sunday roast, crackers and all. It was

lovely. I hope you're well, wherever you are in the world world and that you are able to even look forward

to taking a minute for yourself over the festive period.

I know it can be so stressful as well, so much going on.

But I hope if you're choosing to listen to this episode and future episodes that we have

over the next week or so, then give you a minute for yourself to just listen to the

conversations and enjoy

the conversations of talking about filming music. Our latest guest and episode of soundtrack

and sees a welcome return to the legend that is Mr. Warren Ellis. Warren is just the most

engaging and brilliant and enthusiastic company. I did this remotely, but I very much felt like I was in the room with him.

He's so wonderful.

And he joins me to discuss his score for the death of Bunny Monroe,

which he composed with Nick Cave.

And it's based on Nick's novel, The Death of Bunny Monroe.

It stars Mark Smith as a salesman who takes his son on a road

trip around Sussex after his wife's suicide at the same time a serial killer is operating in

the area. So this is a six-part series that is up on Sky and Now TV at the minute. It's a really

brilliant show that kind of doesn't hold back. If you've read the book,

you know what to expect, but it's definitely been given its own flavour thanks to Pete Jackson

who wrote the screenplay. And what's been wonderful, if you are in any way following what I do

with another project that I work in called Be in the Scene.

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