Chris Roe is an Ivor Novello-nominated composer for film and television, whose work combines an acoustic palette with a contemporary edge.
A classically trained pianist and string player, Chris graduated from the Royal College of Music with the Adrian Cruft Prize for Composition. With a love for experimental music, he is equally at home working with a full orchestra as with a broken tape machine or vintage synth, and is meticulous in building a distinctive musical palette for each project.
His work spans feature film, television and documentary, including Bad Apples, starring Saoirse Ronan, The Salt Path, starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, Blue Jean, After Love and ITV’s Trigger Point.
“What I love about Chris’ music is that he is a classically trained composer, but he is very interested in pushing the boundaries of what you can do.”
