Writer Mark Wooden plays some tunes to show how music sets the mood in movies and TV shows. He uses the works of John Williams, John Powell's music for the Jason Bourne Trilogy, and the TV version of "La Femme Nikita."
Mark then explains how writers can use music in screenplays and novels with examples from the novel, "Sakura: Intellectual Property."
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