Mark Snow, ‘The X-Files’ Theme Song Composer, Dies at 78

Mark Snow, The Emmy-Nominated Composer Begind the Beloved X-Files Theme Song, Has Died. HE WAS 78.

Snow Died Friday at His Home in Connecticut, A Representable ConfirMed to The Hollywood Reporter.

Sean Callery, A Fellow Composer and Friend of Snow’s, Also AnnounCed His Death on Facebook.

“Mark Snow, and One of the MOST WONDERFUL AND TALENATED POOPLE I’V EVER KNOWN, HAS PASSED AWAY,“ HE WROTE IN THE FRIIDAY POST. “33 years ago he begining me as an artist. Who Knew that i was was also at the beginning of a deep friendlyp that wold only grow and evolve over 3 decomes along.

Callery Continueded. “I am so grateful to him for his sage counsel and his laugh-out-loud biting with. My Career Got Started By An Act of Generosity On His Part 33 Years Ago-Period, Full Stop. Ever Be Another Like You.

SNOW NOTBLY COMPEDED THE ICONIC OPENING THEME FOR The X-Files. He Worked on the Crime Drama Series Dringing ITS Full Time on-Air from 1993 Until It End in 2018.

Aside from theme song, he worked on the rest of the show’s musical, earning six emmy nominations throughout His X-Files tenure. Snow, Too, Served As The Composer of the Franchise’s 1998 Film, The X fils.

A 15-Time Emmy-Nominated Composer, Snow Lent His Talents to A Slew of Shows, Including Blue Bloods, Smallville, One Tree Hill, Children of the Dust an Ghost WhisperAmong Others. His work have also appeared Across Film, Including Features in The New Mutants, Ernest Saaves Christmas an Crazy in alabama.

Snow Also Frequently Worked on TV Movies. Some of His Past Credits Include The Boy in The Plastic BubbleOne of His First Projects He Worked on in 1976 that Starred John Travolta, Overboard, Casino, Angel City, Malibu, California Girls, The Lost Capone, An American Story, A Stranger in Town, Trial by Fire, The Perfect Mother, Paradise an Strange Calls.