The Film Symphony Orchestra (FISYO) (Czech: Filmovy symfonicky orchestr) is a Czech classical orchestra, spezializing in recording film music. It is also known under the name Czech Symphony Orchestra, which was used frequently in the 1990s whenever the orchestra performed on international concert stages. 　　It was found in June 1943 as in-house orchestra of the Barrandov Studios in Prague and was later socialised by the Czech government until 1989 when government support was canceled and the orchestra shut down due to economic reasons. In 1991 a private company FISYO s.r.o. was found by one of the orchestra's members in order to continue the ensemble's work.To date the orchestra has recorded music for over 5000 Czech and international movies, in particular German, French, Belgian, Greek, Italian, denish, Norway, Canadian, American and Japanese films. Notable titles include Blue Velvet and The Bourne Identity, which earned the orchestra an Emmy Award. Next to its recording acitivies it