THE POWER OF MUSIC IN FILM - How music affects film

We look at how music can manipulate characters or scenes in films.

Donations go towards filming funds for 'Power of Music Part 2'!

All original music composed by Jack Pierce

© "True" by Spandau Ballet, Composed by Gary Kemp

[stanleyhache]

As a filmmaker... I really appreciated this video. I should add that there are times when music is overused... silence and natural sounds are also a good mix.

[MultiZioR]

There are not many videos on youtube that explain the effect of filmmusik so well. Great job

[warrenoja]

Not sure why this video hasn't gotten more attention. Very well made and enjoyable!

[Miroslaw]

I just watched half of youtube searching for a good video showing impact of music on the movie. This one is so far the best. Good work man! :-)

[janeoathdragon]

1:10 went from a sugar mishap to a cheesy romance XD

[MeikeKatrinSteinComposer]

The power of music in film is often significantly underestimated. There are so many things happening subconsciously when we are watching a scene with film music. Well done!

[novemberjam]

Host looks like a cross between keanu reeves and Chris evans

[kinsine]

1:30 the movie just finished, the problems of the character are now solved and now he is remembering what he went through
2:07 After killing his first victim, he realizes that he is slowly going crazy, but at the same time, he likes this.
2:33 The only friend he had just died and now he realizes that he is completely alone in this cruel world.
2:58 He's trying to catch the train where his girlfriend left.
3:36 He just realized what his enemy's plan was and now he's running to stop him before it's too late.
4:09 he discovers the briefcase that his father told him not to open and when he opens it he discovers the biggest family secret...
4:45 Jumanji

[bedllLerd]

'did you put sugar in this??!!'
'ye I did'
'so you have chosen death'

[riccardozottele]

This is absolutely my favorite video, when it comes to showing the impact of music on different scenes. Very well done!

[juliafaith]

I absolutely love this. It’s so well produced and so well explained

[secretscarlet]

I hope that someday YT recommends this to lots of people so the views would rack up and get you more subs. Nicely done. :)

[vanillasita]

My music teacher showed this to my class today.. I have no regrets

[Nifty-Stuff]

I was searching youtube for how music and soundtracks impact the mood of the scene and of the dozens I watched, this was by FAR the best!!! (old, but good and still VERY relevant)

[DanielAleksanderJensen]

I imagine this video would be recommended to everyone in ten years time.

[charry]

I love this resource so much. My kids crack up every time when you reach the sugar in the tea scene. The nearly romantic music has them in stitches!

[Leotique]

The host kinda looks like Steve Rogers from Infinity War

[nicefly]

WTH this is insane i literally watch the same scene but different music and it changes everything OMG good vid man

[sharksOfficial]

Color literally works the same way. All Disney villains have a ominous neon shade of green on at least one of their scenes denoting that they are the evil person in the movie. If you replaced green (evil, envy, greed, jealousy) or purple (mystery, intrigue, confusion) with say a light shade of sky blue, that would be like adding the "benny hill theme" to the final scene in fight club.

[bibibenson]

no ones going to talk about him casually stroking the daffodils