ROB ARNALL

Working for over 15 years Rob Arnall has played and composed on a vast range of projects in many differing styles. Sessions for artists such as Sting, Ruby turner, Steve Winwood and Bollywood have ensured a varied expertise in the composition area. Experience in doing advertisements, cartoons, feature films and corporate video gives a wide range of resources to draw on. Rob uses many different styles to produce a sound that sets your production apart from the rest. Performing as a session musician for many years playing live and in Studios progressed naturally to composing for TV and Film. With excellent Piano, Guitar, Electronic Synthesis and studio production techniques and working from his own digital studio equiped with state of the art equipment, ensures a reliable compatible product from backing tracks to complete orchestrations.
Website: music4films.co.uk

FRANÇOIS EVANS

Evans read Music (with a 'first' in Composition) under David Morris and gained a Ph.D. in Electroacoustic Composition. He cut his teeth on short films for the London International Film School, The National Film & Television School and the Fondation Européenne pour la Maîtrise de l'image et du Son (FEMIS) film school in Paris. He writes for the concert hall as well as for film using electronics and acoustic ensembles of different sizes. In 1992, he was awarded the Ralph Vaughan Williams Electroacoustic Scholarship and conducted the Ensemble Intercontemporain at IRCAM in Paris. François Evans has taught composition at the Royal College of Music's Junior Department, Birkbeck College and serves as Head of Composition and Postgraduate Music at Middlesex University, London where he was recently awarded the University's annual 'Teaching Fellowship', for his contribution to music education. Evans was taken on by the Air-Edel Agency in 2000.
Website: lampmusic.co.uk

ANDY QUIN

Andy Quin has been writing and recording music for TV, film and the media for 20 years. With over a thousand published tracks, and tens of thousands of broadcast credits around the globe, he's one of the most successful, prolific and versatile production music composers in the world today. You may or may not have heard of his name, but you will almost certainly have heard some of his music wherever you live in the world.
Website: andyquin.co.uk

PATRICK SAVAGE

NPA
Patrick Savage is a talented young composer/arranger/orchestrator and violinist, trained at the Royal College of music in London. He has written for numerous short films, and is resident composer for the 'Enigmatic Ensemble' film company in London. Though his training is classical, he is versatile and enjoys writing in all styles. He has scored and arranged music for theatres in London and has a wealth of experience working as a musician on such film scores as the academy award winning Lord of the Rings Trilogy (music by Howard Shore), Arsene Lupin (music by Debbie Wiseman) and Enduring Love, as well as numerous television jingles. Patrick is a member of New Producers Alliance and is especially interested in collaborating with young producers and directors.
Website: patricksavage.com

JASON SOLOWSKY

BMI
Jason Solowsky is a gifted and versatile composer.  His talent as a musical storyteller has brought him continued success as a composer for film and television.  Having scored numerous independent films, he has just finished scoring the 35mm feature film, Split Second, with actor Jeff Fahey.
Website: jasonsolowsky.com

PETER ULRICH

Peter Ulrich is the former drummer / percussionist of Dead Can Dance (whose singer Lisa Gerrard made soundtracks for features including Gladiator, The Insider and Whale Rider) and was a contributor to the 4AD label's This Mortal Coil project in the mid 80s.

He has subsequently released two solo albums - 'Pathways and Dawns' (1999, Projekt) and 'Enter The Mysterium' (2005, City Canyons Records) - both of which feature strong melodies riding on sumptuous soundscapes produced using a wide range of unusual instrumentation.

Peter's music defies categorisation and has been well reviewed in media catering for audience sectors as diverse as pop, rock, gothic, ethnic/world, new age, early (medieval/renaissance) and folk.  His song 'The Scryer and the Shewstone' is included on the major dark British folk compilation 'John Barleycorn Reborn' (2007, Cold Spring).

Peter and his current label, City Canyons (New York), welcome enquiries for licensing existing tracks for soundtrack applications as well as proposals for commissioning original works.

Sample songs are available at www.myspace.com/peterulrich and Peter can also be contacted directly through MySpace.

JOHN-ALEXANDRE GILBERT

Production Music Composer. Looking for new projects, most genres, can supply demo in several formats on demand.
Profile: ukscreen.com/solo/runkerry1