First and foremost, composer Patrick Jonsson is a film lover. Despite the fact that he went to school at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, and has an impressive career as a composer, film will always be his first love.

Brian McOmber is responsible for the score that supports the tension-filled Fair Play. He’s no stranger to the world of indie film and had three separate projects at Sundance this year.

Heather McIntosh’s journey to becoming a film composer began in an unlikely place: synthesizer lessons.

Looming over director Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All is the notion that this coming-of-age love story is just a bit different than what most people are used to. The young lovers (Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet) are not shunned for their romance, but rather because they’re cannibals. However, writer Dave Kajganich hopes people see beyond the film’s initial strangeness.

In celebration of Merry & Gay’s release, Film Obsessive sat down with director Christin Baker, as well as Dia Frampton and Andi Rene Christensen, the film’s two leads.

The Ghost Lights is a modern fable about familial loss, memory, and, most importantly, the paranormal goings on of West Texas.

FilmSpeak sat down with composer David Buckley to discuss how he first got interested in making music, the pressures of adaptation, and his role in creating the “sonic worlds” of The Sandman.

In many ways, A Love Song is deeply personal to Max Walker-Silverman. Not only is he the film’s writer, director, producer, and co-editor, its setting is a place he knows intimately.

Elliot Wheeler sat down with FilmSpeak to talk about how he started making music, the collaborative process with Luhrmann, and how Elliot was even able to work Spears’ “Toxic” into the sprawling Elvis film.

Andy Grush and Taylor Newton Stewart are professionally known as The Newton Brothers. They’ve been composing film scores since 2011, but their individual journeys with music go back much further.

Sitting down with FilmSpeak are writers Casey Rackham and Kirsten King, whose upcoming feature film, Crush, premieres on Hulu April 29th.

The Fairly Oddparents: Fairly Odder combines live action and animation to introduce a new generation of kids to the antics of the famous fairies.

Composer Jon Ekstrand, in his seventh partnership with director Daniel Espinosa, plays a large part in creating Morbius' uncertain world.