THEME PARKS & LIVE SHOWS
If you've been to
Movie World - Sea World
Australian Outback Spectacular
Dreamworld - Paradise Country
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
you've heard Mark's music.
In fact, other theme parks across Australia and around the world including Melbourne Luna Park, Yas Water World in Abu Dhabi, Discovery Adventures Al Hamra and more.
The orchestration you’re listening too now has been performed and produced by Mark Watson, theme park music composer with 30 years scoring for Village Road Show Theme Parks and more.
Whether its the grandiose orchestration that surrounds you in the Wizard Of Oz precinct or the blockbuster soundtrack of the Spy Chase Stunt Show at Movie World or the emotive and moving soundtrack for Sea World’s Dolphin presentation, or the dramatic finale of the Australian Outback Spectacular, for almost 30 years, Studio Proof has been the trusted audio partner for Village Roadshow Theme Parks, creating and maintaining the immersive soundscapes that bring these theme parks to life.
“WE ARE ONE”
The feature track for the new 2026 Dolphin Presentation at Sea World on the Gold Coast. Written and produced by Mark featuring the beautiful vocals of Anna-Maria La Spina.
From the annual Movie World Christmas Parade, Heroes & Villains event, Hooray for Hollywood, the Star Parade, Mastery of the Horse at AOS and literally dozens more. This isn’t background music. Every zone, every attraction, every show has its own sonic identity — original compositions, licensed arrangements, ambient soundscapes, and dramatic underscore that respond to the visual environment and the emotional arc of the guest experience. We handle everything from initial composition through to final delivery, stem creation, and zone-specific mixing for multi-channel speaker systems.
From recreating the full Wizard of Oz orchestral score for Warner Bros. approval, to composing original theme music for new attractions, to recording live vocalists for character-driven shows — no two projects are the same, but the standard of delivery always is.
