Film scores

Film scores are the musical compositions created specifically for movies to enhance the storytelling and emotional impact. They set the mood, convey a character's feelings, and help guide the audience's reactions during key scenes. Composed by musicians and often performed by orchestras, scores can range from sweeping symphonic pieces to subtle electronic sounds. These musical backgrounds blend with dialogue and sound effects, creating a cohesive audio experience that deepens the viewer's connection to the film. Notable examples include John Williams' scores for "Star Wars" and "Harry Potter," which have become iconic in popular culture.