Composer, producer, artist and collaborator John Parish is perhaps most well known for his acclaimed work with PJ Harvey, up to and including the triumphant 2011 Mercury Prize-winning Let England Shake (Harvey once said "John taught me everything about playing guitar"). He has also worked with the likes of Tracy Chapman, Eels, Giant Sand and many other bands, and has a long career writing and recording music for independent films, including Xiaolu Guo's award winning debut She, A Chinese and Ursula Meier's second feature Sister.

Join us for this rare talk with John, where he will expand more on his experience of scoring for film and give an insight into its creative process.

Ticket prices: £4.50 full / £3.00 concessions. Ticket holders get £1.00 off tickets to March's John Parish Selects Sunday Brunches, five films hand picked by John (Sister, Klute, Belly of an Architect, Midnight Cowboy and Once Upon A Time in the West), which have proved immensely influential in his career.

In April John will release Screenplay, a new album of his film music featuring work from Sister and more. You can hear him perform pieces from his film career in a special Filmic commission, the world premiere of Screenplay live featuring an ensemble, guests and projections at St George's on Thu 14 March.

Please note that this event will be recorded and published on DShed

FFI see johnparish.com.