After touring the US, South America, and Japan through 1994, Rabin left the band in the following year to work in film. In 1995, Rabin scored additional music to the film "Fair Game". He then produced a complete score for the first time for "The Glimmer Man" (1996), directed by John Gray for Warner Bros. starring Steven Seagal. Rabin landed the job after Seagal asked him for guitar lessons. Rabin said: "I went to his house and afterwards he said 'Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. If there's anything I can do for you...' and I said to him 'You know, I really want to get into film scoring'." Rabin then accepted Seagal's offer to score the film. Rabin went on to form a longtime partnership with Jerry Bruckheimer after he worked on the soundtrack to "Con Air" with Mancina. Rabin has scored 13 films by Bruckheimer. Rabin has twice scored for silent films as a way of practising his composition and orchestration skills, first on the piano and transcribing the music for orchestra. Rabin picked out "Building the Barn" by Maurice Jarre from his score to "Witness" (1985) as a piece of particular influence on him. In 1997, Rabin performed "I Can't Look Away" at a Prince's Trust concert for Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg. Rabin called his meeting with Mandela and his family as "an immensely proud moment" of his life. In 2003, Rabin released several of his demo tracks that were released on "90125" as "90124" as well as "Live in LA", recorded at The Roxy in Los Angeles in 1989 during his "Can't Look Away" tour. In 2004, Rabin provided lead guitar and vocals on "Cinema" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart" with various members of Yes in aid of the Prince's Trust at Wembley Arena, London. The show was a tribute to producer Trevor Horn. Rabin's score for "Glory Road" features vocals from Alicia Keys. His composition "Titans Spirit" from "Remember the Titans" (2000) has been used for NBC's coverage of the Summer Olympic Games and Barack Obama's speech and celebration upon winning the 2008 US Presidential election. Rabin composed the theme for Turner Broadcasting System's "NBA on TNT" in 2002, "MLB on TBS" in 2007, and "March Madness" in 2011, and Disney's attraction at Epcot.