The kind of music created is dependent on the type of space available, with certain music sounding better in certain spaces like Gregorian chants in cathedrals, and once halls and venues are built, people start creating music that they know are going to sound good in those places.
The process of creating a film score involves developing themes that emerge as the story starts to present itself in a visual format, using music to tell the story and convey the themes. However, it's important to avoid being too obvious with the themes and letting them naturally emerge in the storytelling process.
The speaker discusses his process for creating scenes, taking into account the audience's experience with the positioning of the characters and camera, genre, rhythm, sound, and beat of the film.
The concept of time is vital in measuring change, but its full extent is poorly understood. The podcast explores the unique perspectives of physicists and scientists who are researching time, including the connection to cosmology and the universe's beginning.
The speaker discusses playing different characters in "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," comparing the show to a mix between the original Prisoner and The Da Vinci Code.
A discussion on why modern architecture may not be as impressive as historic architecture and how it may not appeal to the general public who are not involved in the architecture scene.