Star Wars: The Role Of Music In Film

The role of music in film is to give the movie that extra spice that it needs to make it big for the office box. The music gives the movie life and helps the viewers get in to the mood and feel closer to the main character of the film or even the side characters. I always felt that the music makes the movie, I once watch a movie with no music and it was quite boring. Let’s say if we have an action movie like Star Wars VII without any music. I can bet many people wouldn’t be attached to it as much as they are now since they didn’t get that chill or thrill from the music in the begging. The music from the film gives people that chill and excitement to see that this movie is not an original action move.

The music itself shows that this movie is a Sci-Fi action movie, if you notice a regular action movie like Mad Max: Fury Road the music is, what I think, dark and mostly dramatic sounds or voices. So without the music in Star Wars VII it would be just

He made the music for the Star Wars Series, First Two Jaw Films, First two Jurassic Park films, and E.T. the Extra-terrestrial. He has made more music for more films and I think it would be a good idea to check him out to see if he made music for your favorite movie. I watched Jurassic Park last night actually and I noticed his name at the credits and I thought it was neat that he composed the music. I only ever known him for composing music for Star Wars and E.T. the Extra-terrestrial. The quote that I found from John Towner Williams about music in film is quite interesting. As the quote will explain, I find it interesting that I feel that he is saying that when he does compose in films that he will rather look at the film and compose his music that way instead of reading the script to make the music. That is why I feel that is why his music in films are legendary because he does it creatively only by looking at the film unlike any other composer out