Category Archives: musical score

Sounds of The Last Bookshop

Posted on February 25, 2012 by

The final leg of post-production on The Last Bookshop has proved a mammoth undertaking. Perhaps even slightly more mammoth than we were expecting, hence the slight delay. Personally, I was expecting a reasonable sized elephant of a task – but … Continue reading →

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Oxford

Posted on June 13, 2011 by

Huge thanks to everyone (cast/crew/musicians etc.) who saw the rough-cut of The Last Bookshop in Oxford on Friday night. How satisfying to sit back with friends, enjoy an ale and watch six months of hard work come to pay off. … Continue reading →

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Soundtrack to The Last Bookshop

Posted on June 1, 2011 by

Sunday saw the recording of the musical score for The Last Bookshop. Our composer, Owen Hewson, has been busy writing it for months, following each step of the production along the way. And I must say he’s done a tremendous … Continue reading →

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Auditions, music, storyboarding

Posted on February 21, 2011 by

We were in Birmingham to begin the auditions for the character of the Boy on Thursday. Our venue was a converted Bird’s custard factory called (rather inventively) The Custard Factory. I used to have drama classes there when I was … Continue reading →

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