How Silent Films Were Actually Shown in Theaters

Silent films were always meant to be seen in a movie theatre, accompanied by live music. It was a big part of the experience. Recently, not only did I get to see one just like they did in the old days, but it was a movie by my favourite silent era filmmaker - Buster Keaton.
Such a cool experience!

I also got the chance to talk with the composer Lars Fjeldmose and learn a little bit more about his process.Thank you, Lars, for chatting with me and understanding my broken danish!
You can learn more about him on his website - fjeldmose.dk

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Chapters:
0:00 Watching a Silent Film in the Cinema
0:38 History of Silent Films Music Accompaniment
1:35 Playing Music for Silent Films
3:07 The Importance of Music for Silent Films

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