Sight and Sound. Lauren Graft.This essays describes the importance of film score and how music is used to manipulate an audience into having emotions.

Even before film, music has been used to enhance dances, rituals, ceremonies and plays because of music's ability to characterize certain settings and determine the audience's reaction. Filmmakers also use music to accompany their works for several practical and aesthetic reasons. The job of creating the musical accompaniment for film has taken various forms, but as film production and technology has evolved, the process of scoring music for films has been refined into a standard …

… John notices the necklace he just helped Judy put on was the same necklace Carlotta wore and ends as John gets out of the car at the mission. #23. Reenactment (2:43) Begins as John begins to reenact the story and ends as John continues the story of the reenactment. #24. The Top of the Tower (2:22) Begins as John goes to the scene of the crime and ends as Johnny looks down from the top of the tower.