I've uploaded my entry to the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Competition - fingers crossed!!
I recently composed the music for Say Yes, the National Citizen Service's collaboration with spoken word artist Suli Breaks.
I'm currently working on my entry to the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Competition. The film they've chosen is a fantastic animation and is proving to be a lot of fun to work on.
I've written a couple of ambient piano tunes that I will be recording soon, so WATCH THIS SPACE!!
**COMING SOON**
You will soon be able to buy scores and parts to a range of my music including Footloose in Europe favourites "Scottish Romance" and "Finnish Echoes", as well as some of my more recent piano pieces.
National Citizen Service featuring Suli Breaks.
Kevin Thomson.
Matt Amison.
Grindelwald Productions.
Grindelwald Productions.
A collaboration with Indian vocal trio Sareni.
Healthier By Farr.
Boomerang PR.
Boomerang PR.
Daniel Chadwick.
Grindelwald Productions.
Barnaby Smith is a freelance film, TV and media composer based in the UK. His work includes music for social media campaigns, promotional videos, documentary TV and film scores. He recently composed the music for the National Citizen Service's promotional video Say Yes featuring spoken word artist Suli Breaks. Other credits include the TV series Footloose In Europe and Sunrise in collaboration with Sareni.
Barnaby was born and raised in Cheshire, where he still lives and works. He specialised in music composition at the University of Sheffield, graduating with a BMus (Hons) degree, and then went on to complete a diploma in Music for the Media with Thinkspace.
Barnaby is a multi-instrumentalist, working with an eclectic range of instruments including violin, guitars, mandolin, ukulele, piano, bass guitar, drums and ektara. His recorded compositions feature live instruments wherever possible. Barnaby's studio is built around a MacBook Pro with a UA Apollo Quad Thunderbolt interface and a range of the latest software and sample libraries from Avid, NI, EWQL and Propellerheads.