Brandon Roberts

Emmy Award-winning composer Brandon Roberts’ music can be heard all over the scoring world today. From the Academy Award-winning documentary Free Solo, co-composed with Marco Beltrami, to the pulsing action of World War Z and Logan, to the surreal reimagining of Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone and the horror of Eli Roth's Thanksgiving. Brandon Roberts grew up in Carmel, California. During his teens, he was a waiter at a local burger joint and met composer Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, Avengers: Endgame) who frequented the spot. Silvestri invited Roberts to his studio, and it influenced Roberts to pursue a career in film composing. In high school, Roberts was in the Jazz Big Bands at Monterey Peninsula College and was a member of the Monterey Jazz Festival Youth Orchestra which toured internationally, including venues in Australia. Upon graduating from the USC Scoring for Motion Pictures & Television program, Brandon Roberts began working under Oscar®-nominated and Emmy®-winning composer Marco Beltrami. They later went on to co-compose a wide range of films and television. Projects include such large-scale feature films as A Quiet Place (I and II), Logan, Chaos Walking, and World War Z. In addition, Roberts has composed for several independent features including: The Woman In Black (I and II), Warm Bodies, The Giver, and Unbroken: Path To Redemption.