[Film Scores and Pre-Shoot Compositions: A New Trend? ] So, I-I was reading up on how film scores are becoming more involved in pre-production these days. You know, before the cameras even roll!

Like in this article about composers starting to write music way ahead of time for some big Oscar contenders. This is a pretty big shift from how it used to be done. So what do you guys think? Does this mean we'll see even more innovative and integrated soundtracks in future movies?

Also, Dusty May had a film session with his coaching staff before the game against Wisconsin. And guess what? The Wolverines lost their first game of the season because of it! I'm-I'm not sure how much impact that film review had on the outcome, but it's interesting to think about how coaches use these sessions to strategize and improve performance.

Then there's Jacob Elordi's role in "Frankenstein. " His quiet, nuanced portrayal has been getting a lot of buzz for Best Supporting Actor. It's surprising how such a restrained performance can grab so much attention. Does anyone else find it intriguing that less is more when it comes to acting?

And let's not forget Adam Drivers sci-fi film. It didn't do great in theaters but now it's a hit on streaming platforms! I-I wonder if this kind of thing will become more common as films struggle to find an audience in cinemas.

So, what are your thoughts? Are you excited about the new wave of film scores being written earlier? Or how about Dusty Mays pre-game strategy sessions and their impact on the game?

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