Bringing the Music of Charlie Chaplin to Life with Virtuoso Violinist Philippe Quint and Kiera Chaplin

A Conversation with the Composer Behind Downton Abbey’s Unforgettable Theme

Explore the success of Downton Abbey: The Movie, set in 1927 England, overlooked in Oscar hype. Includes an interview with film score composer, John Van Driel.

John Lithgow on the Fun of Playing Ogres—Fictional and Non

John Lithgow discusses his role as Roger Ailes in "Bombshell" and his approach to playing controversial figures. The film also stars Theron, Kidman, and Robbie.

Jazz, Noir, and Wynton Marsalis Come Together in Motherless Brooklyn’s Multifaceted Soundtrack

Explore the unique noir jazz score of "Motherless Brooklyn," composed by Daniel Pemberton, blending elements of romance, intrigue, and humor in a modern yet timeless style.

Bear McCreary: Making Music for Godzilla & a String Quartet

USC Thornton School alumnus, Bear McCreary, discusses his successful career as a composer for films, TV, and video games, including his recent work on The Professor and Madman and Godzilla.

Theremin, Harp, and Shaky Strings: The Golden Globe Winning Music of “First Man”

"Justin Hurwitz won the 2019 Golden Globe for Best Original Score for 'First Man'. The article discusses his collaboration with director Damien Chazelle and their journey from jazz to space."

A Musical Bridge Between Eras in “Mary Queen of Scots”

Composer Max Richter discusses his score for the film "Mary Queen of Scots," highlighting how his music bridges eras and characters. The score is available on Deutsche Grammophon.