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Awards Season Brings an Orchestra to Make Its Case Louder
· New York time
Deadline's Sound & Screen Film event brought a live orchestra together with scenes from films as awards season began. The event highlights the role music plays in connecting audiences to screen stories. A campaign that might otherwise rely on clips has found a way to bring its own accompaniment. A film score can shape how a scene feels, even when viewers leave remembering the dialogue or performances instead. The concert format puts that often less visible work onstage, where the musicians can take some of the attention usually reserved for actors. It also gives an awards-season event a persuasive new instrument: an entire orchestra. For an industry preparing to celebrate the year's work, the arrangement is both a tribute to craft and an impressive way to make a reminder. Nothing says a film should be remembered quite like asking its music to enter the room in person.
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