Renowned composer Ludwig Göransson, who is well-known for his work in television and movies, frequently discusses his creative process. In interviews, he talks about how he prefers to approach every project with new ideas by creating original soundscapes or color palettes that are especially suited to the movies or television series he is working on.

Consider yourself an artist tasked with creating a sequence of landscape paintings for various seasons. Every season has a distinct color scheme and mood that reflects its essence; for example, spring may evoke pastels and soft greens, while autumn may call for rich reds and warm oranges. In a similar vein, Göransson approaches every movie or television program as a fresh blank canvas on which he creates a unique mood with sound.

Göransson thinks that by making original soundscapes, this method keeps him imaginative and creative. The difficulty of changing viewpoints can result in surprising musical ideas and solutions that might not have been found otherwise, much like learning to play an instrument in different keys. He has received numerous accolades for his compositions, including multiple Grammy Awards, thanks to this philosophy.

From traditional African instruments in "Black Panther" to hip-hop beats in "The Mandalorian," Göransson's work demonstrates how he modifies his sound palette according to the demands of the project and his creative vision. His distinctive approach to composition, which keeps him and his audience interested and motivated, is demonstrated by his ability to combine a variety of musical elements into seamless and engrossing scores.