Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #2 @cinema_sound5003
Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #2  @cinema_sound5003
Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video shows you a trick which 96% of film composers NEVER USE - and have forgotten how to use - but the great film composers ALWAYS use it.

In this video, award winning composer and presenter for Cinema Sound shows us another video in the "Film Scoring How To:" series, John Williams Suspense Trick #2: Low Notes. Mark Edward Lewis shows us a little known melodic treatment that Mr. Williams uses to create giant string section sounds and suspense.

Learn everything you need to know about how to make Hollywood-level audio for your production at cinemasound.com where we cover all subjects on Recording, Editing, Fixing dialog, Sound Effects, Music, and Mixing as well as hundred of blogs and videos for you to peruse for free - AND this channel!

Subscribe today and get an unfair competitive advantage in the media marketplace!
Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #2Film Scoring How To: Harp, Glock, Piano, Celeste CombinationsAston Microphones Halo Demo Will Shock You!Cinema_Sound Live Stream Axanar Mix Session 2Acusonus Noise Remover vs. Adobe Audition DenoiseDeEsserSecrets to Speed Up Adobe AuditioniZotope RX SHOWDOWN: Dialog Isolate vs. Vocal & Spectral DenoisePremiere Vs. Resolve SHOWDOWN: Bus ArchitectureLive Mixing Star Trek: Axanar Session 3: DialogDialog Mixing How To: Music to Dialog with Multiband CompressionCinema Sound Davinci Resolve 16 Audio Presets Installation
Cinema_Sound |

Film Scoring How To: John Williams Suspense Trick #2

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER