A selection of music from Channel 5 show "Storage: Flog The Lot!" - www.channel5.com/shows/storage-flog-the-lot

All tracks composed by Reuben Cornell

Lie For The Prize

'Ive written music for mainly tv professionally since 2011. Im lucky enough to have had lots of opportunity, some grasped, some squandered, and amassed 1185 TV shows spanning 80 countries.
This however is a giant mish mash of "does my bum look big in this?", The cat got stuck up a tree again, minute by minute world news, Olympic Games, trailer for big shows, back down to earth with tension for a make up or cookery show.
Its thankless stuff but its kept me busy, fed and respected for what amounts to a craft of sorts. If you want "in" to this industry, dont. Especially as Skynet is about to steal all the jobs, and aside from that, people like me, beating you to the punch with the latest Kardashian cue or theme to another crime show about more dead serial killers and their pursuits.
If however, you can conjure up music to serenade Mexican pigeons, in a japanese anime style, with accordians, machine gun sfx, with huge horns and strings, but somehow make it quiet, a little techno, splash of Russian Folk for good measure, your the person for the job bravo'.

"I'm based in London and have been playing piano since I could hardly reach the keys.

Music production and remixing initially took me into the world of DJing. I've now returned to my first love and am working with an orchestral palette once again. I supply library music for US services and compose for video games, film and apps.

My music is varied and I specialise in emotional melodies and strong underscore work, always with quirky elements. As is necessary in this industry, I can turn my hand to most styles.

From a production standpoint, my turn-around rate is fast and I can capture a mood quickly. Speedy changes to scheduled work at the last minute are never a problem as suitability and flexibility are my defining characteristics.

Don't be fooled - I'm not as tough as my promo picture suggests."