Fast Quote by D. Imman

While there is a typical introduction song for the hero, there are songs that represent each phase of the characters' journey.

— Mani Sharma

To have a song work for the movie, it can't just be written apart and shoved in. It's got to come out of the…

— John Hughes

There is a regular format for songs in commercial films, such as a hero introduction song, but in 'Premier Padmini,' the songs and the…

— Arjun Janya

You're creating a score that has to have an emotional and story logic to it. You want a dramatic arc. You want all the…

— Alan Menken

Most of my songs are emotional romantic numbers, so they are likely to suit a few situations in films.

— Ammy Virk

Even if you're specific about the character of the song, it's more exciting to place them, juxtapose them in such a way as to…

— Robert Wyatt

If you're a film composer, you have the music tell the story of the character.

— Ludwig Goransson

Songs are like movies to me, and so you put yourself in the movie. You become a character in the movie. The new ones…

— Trisha Yearwood

Some songs depend heavily on the character, but, for the most part, a great song begs for reinterpretation every time it is sung, even…

— Kelli O'Hara

Songs are puzzles - you get an intro, or maybe an end, but you gotta fill in the rest. Sometimes they come easy and…

— Mark Kozelek

“You cannot expect all the heroes to survive a good song”

— Joe Abercrombie

"Dead upon the field of glory," Hero fit for song and story.

— John R. Thompson