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everything secure. Hi, folks. How are you? To be honest, I'm quite surprised as to how much my

voice is intact after attending the BAFTAs yesterday and getting very overexcited by some of the

winners. Great to see Perthings pick up some awards. Great to see Oppenheimer pick up an award.

Me and McKenna Bruce as well, the E.E. Wisen Star.

Anyway, it was a wonderful night, great celebrations and great after parties as well, I have to add.

But listen, our latest guest on soundtracking is composer Laura Cartman,

who joined me to discuss her Oscar-nominated score

for American fiction, written and directed by first-timer Cord Jefferson, who picked up a BAFTA

last night. It follows a frustrated novelist professor who writes an outlandish satire of

stereotypical black books, only for it to be mistaken by the Liberal elite for series literature.

Laura's score draws heavily on brilliant jazz themes and will begin with her cue winner. I'm I'm I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm gonnae. Oh! Oh! Oh!

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