Gavin Brivik

Gavin Brivik is a Primetime Emmy winning composer, best known for his work on the Warner Bros/HBO Max show, The Pitt, NEON's How to Blow Up a Pipeline, starring Lukas Gage, Ariela Barer, and Kristine Froseth, which premiered at the 2022 Toronto Film Festival; He also wrote the music and produced the songs for the upcoming Legendary Entertainment film Faces of Death, starring Barbie Ferreira, Dacre Montgomery, Charli XCX, Josie Totah. Other notable credits include Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.’s Wild Indian, starring Michael Greyeyes, Jesse Eisenberg and Kate Bosworth, which premiered at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, and earned Brivik a World Soundtrack Award nomination, the documentary series The Secrets of Playboy; and the Paramount/Blumhouse film The Visitor, directed by Justin Lange. Brivik also wrote the music for the 90th Academy Award-nominated short, My Nephew Emmett; Netflix’s Emmy-nominated original series Living Undocumented, produced by Selena Gomez; Netflix/Blumhouse Productions’ Cam, starring Madeline Brewer, which premiered at Fantasia Film Festival in 2018. Brivik studied contemporary classical and electronic music composition at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where he combined his roots as an indie rock and folk guitarist with orchestral and electronic instruments. Brivik went on to receive his Masters in Music Composition for Film and Multimedia at New York University.