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Anti-German Hysteria
S29 E8 - 2m 30s
Composer Tom Phillips believes that music for film can generally be divided into two categories: internal and observational. In this Scene Breakdown, Phillips discusses his approach to scoring a scene from The Great War.
Boot Camp
S29 E8 - 2m 2s
Composer Peter Rundquist begins his composition process with research of the film topic, and watching the film itself. In this Scene Breakdown, Rundquist explains his approach to scoring a scene from The Great War.
Mr. Pilates
S29 E8 - 2m 38s
Joseph Pilates was born in Germany in 1883. Living in England at the outbreak of WWI, Pilates was interned as an “enemy alien.” During his time in the internment camp, he developed a fitness regime for himself and his fellow prisoners. At the end of the war he returned to Germany, where his fitness method, which he called “Contrology,” became popular in the dance community.
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