Long before the movies had the technology to transport audiences to new worlds and dazzle them with special effects, it was movie music that brought our imaginations to life. In the time that Hollywood and Vine transformed from citrus groves to a global musical capital, thousands of musicians made their mark on Los Angeles in sound stages and recording studios and everywhere in between. Artistic Director Rachael Worby unpacks some of the movies' biggest music moments from Pulp Fiction to Breakfast at Tiffany's; the scores behind our favorite movies about Los Angeles, including Chinatown and Sunset Boulevard; and the special relationship between film composers and directors that helped bring to life some of the most powerful stories on the silver screen.