Thanks for chatting with us. You’ve scored music for a huge list of games over the years. Would you consider yourself more of a game composer, or a film composer? It’s interesting because I set out to score films right out of college, and never thought I’d be scoring games

In the score for Dexter, you use a lot of very real found instruments, sawing bones and using medical instruments etc to invoke the sinister element of Dexter. How do you switch on and off from such evil subject matter and make sure you’re “clocked off” for the night? I

Thanks for taking the time to chat to us Chris. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do. No problem…I’m a composer who works in Film, TV, and Video Games. I tend to cross over many different genres and enjoy being eclectic. I studied with Elmer Bernstein and worked

Thanks for taking the time to do this interview with us. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do. Hmmm ….. I’m a composer, a musician and I spend most of my life at the moment putting music to pictures. Kind of a cool job really. You’ve

Tell us a bit about yourself. Where do you come from and what do you do? I originally come from Walnut Creek, California. I am a composer for TV and Film, and every so often, I still get to play guitar. You’ve performed as a guitar player for a number

Here’s a great video from SoundWorks Collection with Trevor Morris where they discuss his projects and his approach to scoring film and TV projects.

Robert Duncan has scored a wide range of TV shows including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tru Calling, Lie to Me, and The Unit.  He’s known for his use of traditional and unusual instruments in scoring – including fire extinguishers, exhaust pipes and objects from junk yards – and even went and recorded

You have written music for a wide range of media including TV, Film, Theatre and Dance – do you have a favourite or do they all appeal to you in different ways? I’m very lucky to have worked in a variety of musical fields. I work in film and television,