Video: What If A Classic Silent Film Was Re-Scored By A Master DJ?

Before technology brought sound to film, Hollywood still made blockbusters. The “Silent Film” era produced stars like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd. While Chaplin’s facial expressions made him a sympathetic “tramp,” Keaton maintained a trademark deadpan in action sequences. Lloyd was something of a Jackie Chan of the 1920s, big on stunts that captivated theatergoers, with humor splashed in. These films were met with pianists and bands, in each theater, that played along with the projectors.

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