
Joseph Renzetti: An Oscar and a Life in Film Music
Joseph Renzetti discusses his Oscar for The Buddy Holly Story, his horror scores and a life in film music in this interview with Lawrie Brewster.
The craft, the convictions and the people behind the pictures.
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Joseph Renzetti discusses his Oscar for The Buddy Holly Story, his horror scores and a life in film music in this interview with Lawrie Brewster.

Aaron Truss discusses Employee of the Dead with Lawrie Brewster: friendship, Rob Knox, the ambition to make films and the sincerity beneath horror comedy.

Mr Joel Haver has built a large audience on YouTube and continued to make personal feature films without surrendering his independence. His conversation with Mr Lawrie Brewster examines distribution, festivals and legitimacy.

Megan Tremethick discusses classical training, self-education and emotional conviction in a thoughtful examination of the actor’s craft in modern British horror.

Presented here is the complete interview transcript of Lawrie Brewster's conversation with Jeff Barker on screenwriting, character, horror, and the enduring art of motion picture storytelling.

Mr Jeff Barker speaks with Lawrie Brewster on screenwriting, psychology, Curry Barker’s Obsession, and the enduring craft of intelligent horror cinema.

In this exclusive profile curated by Mr Lawrie Brewster for the British Horror Chronicle, we turn our lantern upon the extraordinary Miss Sarah Daly. A quietly resolute force in the resurgence of British independent horror.

Lawrie Brewster interviews Tony Mardon on the trials, triumphs and tenacity of independent horror filmmaking in this vivid profile of true cinematic persistence.

In this exclusive profile curated by Mr Lawrie Brewster for the British Horror Chronicle, we shine a flickering gaslight upon the career of Mr Andy Edwards - a most singular figure in the new wave of British independent horror.