Bruno Falanga (Salerno, 1987) is an italian film score composer. 
Bruno Falanga gradueted in “Composizione Multimediale” at the conservatory “G. Martucci” of Salerno, he studied with Lucia Ronchetti. In the 2018 he composed the minimalist disk for chamber ensemble “Kalon” edit by RaiCom. In the same yers he composed the music of the feature film Un giorno all’improvviso “if Life give you Lemon” directed by Ciro D’Emilio with Anna Foglietta and Giampiero De Concilio which was selected in the Official Selection at the 75th Venice Film Festival. In the 2019 he composed the music for “Inverno” by Giulio Mastromauro winner of the David di Donatello. In the 2020 he composed the music of the feature film “Regina” directed by Alessandro Grande with Francesco Montanari and Ginevra Francesconi, u which was selected in the Official Selection at the 38° Torino Film Festival. In the same yers he composed the music for the Mediaset fiction “Inchiostro contro piombo”ink against bullets direct by Piero Messina, Ciro D’Emilio and Stefano Lorenzi with Claudio Santamaria.

Stefan French is an award winning Irish film composer providing original music for film, television, and commercial media.

His film credits include I’d Kill For You (directed by Monika Wesley and produced by Los Angeles based Sobini Films. I’d Kill For You received it’s World Premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on June 8th 2016), An Ode to Love (produced by Oscar, BAFTA and Emmy nominated Brown Bag Films. Winner of Best Irish Animation at Foyle Film Festival 2014, and nominated for Best Animation at IFTA 2015), and the political drama The Guarantee (directed by Ian Power and produced by John Kelleher Media for TV3. Nominated at IFTA 2015 for Best Script). Previous commercial projects have included clients such as Intel, HP, Symantec, Workday, Avaya, Align Technology, Miwadi and TV3 Ireland, as well as the 2016, 2017, and 2018 spots for CableLabs' - The Near Future campaigns.

Most recently, Stefan was nominated for the prestigious SABAM Award for 'Best Young International Composer' at the 18th World Soundtrack Awards. The compositions of the three nominees were performed live to picture by the Brussels Philharmonic, conducted by maestro Dirk Brossé, during the Awards Gala. Nominees in other categories included John Powell, Alexandre Desplat, John Williams, Ramin Djawadi, Kendrick Lamar, and Jóhann Jóhannsson, among others. The Academy Award nominated composer Carter Burwell, Film Composer of the Year in 2017, was the central guest.
 
In 2017, Stefan scored the powerful and moving Holocaust drama The Tattoo (directed by Ian Power and supported by the Irish Film Board. The Tattoo won Best Irish Short at the Foyle Film Festival which qualifies it for Oscar® and BAFTA contention. Stefan received a nomination for Best Original Score at Fastnet Film Festival 2018). 2017 also saw Stefan working with Grammy and Emmy nominated composer Ryan Shore on the score for the virtual reality film Arden's Wake (Arden's Wake went on to win the Golden Lion for Best VR Film at the 74th Venice Film Festival, the first award of its kind recognizing this new medium in storytelling. The critically acclaimed film also screened at the Tribeca and Cannes Film Festivals).

Stefan has recorded and conducted his work on a number of the worlds leading scoring stages, including the Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Brothers, and the Newman Scoring Stage at Fox Studios, in Los Angeles. He has worked with the Hollywood Studio Symphony, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, the USC Thornton Symphony Orchestra, the Helix Collective, the Irish Film Orchestra, and the Bulgarian National Radio Orchestra, among others. His scores have been mixed and mastered at Windmill Lane Studios and Screen Scene Post Production in Dublin, and at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London.

In 2015, Stefan was 1 of 12 composers selected, following over 300 submissions worldwide, for the ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop in Los Angeles. As a result of his work during this prestigious workshop, he received the ‘Steve Kaplan Film and TV Award’ from the ASCAP Foundation in recognition of his talent and achievements as a film and TV composer. Notable past recipients of this award include Peter Bateman (Justice League, The Hunger Games, Maleficent), Matthew Margeson (Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Kingsman: The Secret Service, Eddie The Eagle), and Brian Byrne (Albert Nobbs, The Secret Scripture).

Stefan is a proud member of the Irish Film and Television Academy (member of the jury for Best Original Score 2014), and IMRO. He is currently represented for commercial media in Ireland by Silverstream Music Ltd.

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Composer for film and video games. 

"Just remember to learn your craft, even before you think of yourself as an artist. You shouldn't think of yourself as an artist, rather an ever developing craftsman. Let others think of you as an artist." Steven Spielberg

"If something happened where I couldn't write music anymore, it would kill me. It's not just a job. It's not just a hobby. It's why I get up in the morning" -Hans Zimmer

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Described as "energetic, exciting, and rhythmically dynamic," composer KENNETH D. FROELICH’s music has been performed internationally in England, Germany, Italy, France, Slovenia, Finland, Canada, Peru, Argentina, Chile, and China, as well as numerous major cities across the United States. Emerging as a vibrant new voice in the world of contemporary chamber and orchestral music, Kenneth has been honored with awards from ASCAP, the National Association of Composers/USA, Meet the Composer, the Percussive Arts Society, the American Composers Forum, and the Society of Composers Inc.

Kenneth’s works have been presented by such acclaimed ensembles as the American Composers Orchestra, Duo46, Earplay, the Empyrean Ensemble, the California E.A.R Unit, the Jolles Duo, the Indianapolis Symphonic Orchestra, Conundrum, the University of New Mexico Percussion Ensemble, the University of Southern California Symphony Orchestra, the Indiana University New Music Ensemble, and the Orpheus Ensemble of Fresno. Some of his more recent works include Crescent Shadows (2012), premiered by the Georgia College Wind Symphony; Visionary (2011), premiered by the Fresno State Wind Orchestra; Nerd Songs (2012), premiered by soprano Ann Moss of CMASH; and Portraits of Mt. Rushmore (2012), premiered by USAF Brass in Blue at Mt. Rushmore National Park.

Kenneth's opera Valentine (2010) was recently recorded and will be released through Heretic Opera in Spring 2013. Other upcoming premieres include Small Messages (2012) for the UNLV Wind Ensemble and Piano Quartet No. 1: Mirror  (2012) for Pacific Serenades.

Kenneth received both his Doctorate of Music and Masters of Music degrees from Indiana University, and received his Bachelors of Music degree summa cum laude from the University of Southern California in 1999. His principal composition teachers include Claude Baker, Don Freund, Sven-David Sandstrőm, Eugene O’Brien, Donald Crocket, Frederick Lesemann, Morten Lauridsen, and Erica Muhl.

Kenneth currently resides in Fresno, CA with his wife Jennifer and daughter Katerina, where he is Associate Professor in Music Composition at California State University, Fresno and director of the Fresno New Music Festival. He previously taught at Ball State University in Muncie, IN, and at the Sewanee Summer Music Festival in Sewanee, TN.

Kenneth’s percussion ensemble work Accidental Migration is available through C. Alan Publications, and his concert band work Tock is available through Wingert-Jones Publications. Additional scores are available through JOMAR Press and his website at www.kennethfroelich.com.


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