Star Trek: Picard Composer Jeff Rousseau says he changed the streaming series theme for the just-concluded second season to capture the current tone of Jean-Luc Picard’s latest adventures in the last frontier.
“What we wanted was to really reflect the growth of the character and what that particular story would be like,” he said on stage Thursday at the Deadline’s Sound & Screen Awards season music event. “The first season was a lot more inspiring and a lot more about his personal journey. And it’s a little more distorted, and it’s a little more action.
Rousseau noted that he has been working on the series for more than five decades. ᲕThe path of the stars similar to franchising Picard“We have this long history of musical canons that I have to draw from, which is really a lot of fun.”
And Rousseau realized he was also building this huge, ever-expanding library. Excursion Music. “A lot of people are trying to figure out how to have our identity while we are still part of this franchise and connect musical references to the past and create new music tracks for the future and just connect it. “Everything,” she said. “And it’s very important to try and shoot your way, but never give up on who you know you are.”
Similarly, Rousseau claimed that in his work on another science fiction series produced Excursion Showtime King Alex Kurtzman The man who fell to the groundHe tried to produce music that was logically straight out of a TV show based on the cult 1976 film, but also brought out some of the essence of his star, Glam Rock icon David Bowie.
“We talked about having an affair with Bowie before,” said Rousseau, a fan of the ferocious pop star. “So we wanted to solve it. We wanted to add some of that intelligence and something to make him do things right. [the show]And it shows up in a way throughout the series. “
Watch the panel video on Monday.
Source: Deadline
