Film scoring is the process of creating music specifically for a movie or television show. This music enhances the emotional impact of scenes, helps to establish the setting, and supports the storytelling. Composers, like John Williams or Hans Zimmer, often work closely with directors to ensure the score aligns with the film's vision. The score can include orchestral arrangements, electronic music, or even songs performed by artists. It is typically recorded with musicians and integrated into the film during post-production. A well-crafted score can elevate a film, making it more memorable and engaging for the audience.