Beatrice Gibson’s feature film ‘At Night,’ which premiered at Locarno, features a soundtrack created by experimental musician Elvin Brandhi, contrary to initial reports. Gibson discusses the collaborative process behind the score and her potential future involvement in film work.
The Locarno-premiering film 'At Night,' directed by Beatrice Gibson, boasts a feature soundtrack composed by experimental musician Elvin Brandhi. This marks Gibson’s first time creating a soundtrack for a feature film. The source clarifies that reports attributing the music to Brian Eno are inaccurate.
Gibson shared insights into the collaborative creation of the score, detailing the process and her experience working with Brandhi. She also indicated she is considering whether to pursue further opportunities in film scoring.
The reason for clarifying Eno’s non-involvement appears to be correcting misinformation circulating about the film's production. The article specifically addresses and refutes claims that Eno was responsible for the soundtrack.
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