For the latest podcast - the second of our Glasgow Film Festival specials - Ali catches up with musician and composer Scott Twynholm about his work on James Price's Dog Days (image below) which premiered earlier in the week.
Scott talks about how he came to work on Dog Days, collaborating with the director and editor, how every project is different and brings its own challenges, how the film was received by the audience, and where you'll be able to see if you missed it at the festival.
The two also discuss Scott's other film work, such as the soundtracks to Ride the Wave, Alasdair Gray: A Life In Progress and Rachel Maclean's Make Me Up!, how working in theatre differs to film, his solo career and the inspirations which drive it, his early years as a member of Looper and Metrovavan, and much more.
Scott is one of SWH!'s favourite musicians, one we have wanted to get on the podcast for a while. Talking about soundtracks at the Glasgow Film Festival seemed like perfect timing.
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