LA Film Critics Awards 1992

The speaker reflects on the profound impact of Elmer Bernstein's music for 'To Kill a Mockingbird' on his life and career. He shares personal anecdotes about how the music is often played at events he attends, and reminisces about the close collaboration and friendship with Elmer during the film's production in 1962. The speaker expresses gratitude for Elmer's ability to capture the essence of the story through music, describing it as a magical process. The speech concludes with the speaker presenting the LA Critics Career Achievement Award to Elmer Bernstein.

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