Oscars 2023: Best Original Score Predictions
The dynamics have changed considerably as voting now shifts to the Academy at large.
The dynamics have changed considerably as voting now shifts to the Academy at large.
Last year’s rule changes could lead to a wide and varied field of contenders.
From Michael Giacchino to Michael Abels, a number of the best film composers working today were on their game in 2022
The Oscar winner for “Joker” told IndieWire about writing real music for Cate Blanchett’s fictional “TÁR” composer.
The lower barrier to entry hasn’t earned unanimous approval, but it’s good news for John Williams, Hildur Guðnadóttir, and the fictional Lydia Tár.
The Greek composer Vangelis, dead at 79, won a best original score Oscar for “Chariots of Fire” and composed the music for “Blade Runner.”
An exclusive clip from a recent live performance demonstrates how Greenwood bent instruments into off-kilter sounds to convey Benedict Cumberbatch’s troubled psyche as Phil.
Franco broke with Disney tradition, experimenting with Colombian instruments and musical rhythms for her historic nomination.
All five of the Best Original Score nominees are excellent this year, but it’s time to give Jonny Greenwood his long-overdue first Oscar.
“Dune” is the favorite against “The Power of the Dog,” the surprising “Encanto,” and more. (Constantly updated.)
When Britell asked, “What if we had lost World War II?” that led to a big band sound.
Composer Nathan Johnson begins with a single, repeating piano motif, which develops into an experimental orchestral score.