American counterculture impressed Hollywood to take greater risks with new alternative filmmakers. The Sound of Music was the top-grossing film of the Sixties, pulling in over $163 million in revenueThe 1960’s saw a great push for social change. Movies during this time targeted on fun, trend, rock n’ roll, societal shifts like the civil rights movements, and transitions in cultural values. The enchantment and comfort of tv brought on a major decline in movie show attendance, which resulted in many Hollywood studios shedding cash.

The film’s soundtrack becomes one of the highest-selling non-pop information of all time. 1967.The soundtrack to Mike Nichols’ The Graduate is created virtually completely by licensing songs that had nothing to do with the film itself. This practice continues to influence Hollywood’s method to film music for decades. The ancillary earnings opportunity of soundtrack gross sales together with the truth that it’s cheaper (at the time) … Read More

American counterculture impressed Hollywood to take greater risks with new alternative filmmakers. The Sound of Music was the top-grossing film of the Sixties, pulling in over $163 million in revenueThe 1960’s saw a great push for social change. Movies during this time targeted on fun, trend, rock n’ roll, societal shifts like the civil rights movements, and transitions in cultural values. The enchantment and comfort of tv brought on a major decline in movie show attendance, which resulted in many Hollywood studios shedding cash.

The film’s soundtrack becomes one of the highest-selling non-pop information of all time. 1967.The soundtrack to Mike Nichols’ The Graduate is created virtually completely by licensing songs that had nothing to do with the film itself. This practice continues to influence Hollywood’s method to film music for decades. The ancillary earnings opportunity of soundtrack gross sales together with the truth that it’s cheaper (at the time) … Read More