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Born and raised in the Netherlands, Michael attended the Geneva School of Fine Arts in Switzerland before graduating from the West Surrey College of Art in England with his first film in 1978.
Michael is presently based in London where he directs and animates award-winning commercials for television and cinema. Michael's earlier animated shorts include Tom Sweep and The Monk and the Fish, which was nominated for an Academy Award and won a Cesar Award, and the Cartoon d'Or. Michael's most well-known short film Father and Daughter won an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, and the Grand Prix at Annecy. He later worked on The Aroma of Tea, an experimental film painted entirely with tea. Michael's most recent film is the award-winning animated feature, The Red Turtle, a wordless fable of a man shipwrecked on a desert island who encounters a mysterious sea creature. The Red Turtle was the first non-Japanese film to be produced by Studio Ghibli.
As a musician, David has been a member of Little River Band and the John Farnham Band. David has composed film scores for Strictly Ballroom, Shine, Elizabeth, The Interview, Better Than Sex, Shake Hands with the Devil, and The Children of Huang Shi. David after these has scored: Australia, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole, The Railway Man, Healing, and The Water Diviner. More recently, David worked on the acclaimed features, The Dressmaker and A Street Cat Named Bob.
Lachlan has worked on many short films over the years and early on worked on the documentary, The Away Game. Lachlan has also worked on the horror film Uninhabited, the comedy Not Suitable for Children, and the short films Woody and Twisted. More recently, Lachlan has worked on the critically acclaimed Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and the comedy Down Under.
Anthony began working in the art department in films like Gummo as Property Master and as and Art Director on projects like the Upright Citizens Brigade series and the feature How to Lose Friends and Alienate People. Anthony has worked on commercials and features films as Production Designer. For feature film projects, he first worked on features Safe Men and Two Ninas.
His films over the years have included: Double Parked, Tadpole, The Best Thief in the World, and James Ponsoldt's first feature, Off the Black. More recently, he was the Production Designer for the critically acclaimed, Certain Women, for Kelly Reichardt.
Nicklas has written the score for a number of feature films, documentaries, video games and TV series, earning international awards, nominations and several world premieres at film festivals such as Berlinale. Nicklas has worked as arranger and orchestrator on the award-winning score for The Theory of Everything written by Johann Johannsson. Nicklas' award winning scores have included the films: The Great Bear, Beyond Beyond, the short film Zombiehagen, A Conspiracy of Faith, Ronal the Barbarian, The Arctic Giant and Klown Forever.
Love is best known for his work on Let the Right One In, Skyfall, and the Oscar nominated The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared, and the more recent Oscar nominated A Man Called Ove, nominated along with partner, Eva von Bahr.
Love's other projects over the years include Mammoth, Leo, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series, Monica Z, Ode to My Father, We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks, and The Shamer's Daughter.
Love's more recent and upcoming projects include: The Giant, The 101-Year Old Man Who Skipped Out on the Bill and Disappeared, the Midnight Sun television series, Euphoria, and The Snowman for Tomas Alfredson.
Gary's evocative sound holds audiences rapt and has bolstered the success of award-winning films and television series.
Early on, Gary worked on animated children's series like: Tom & Jerry Kids Show, The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest, and Dexter's Laboratory to moving onto documentary scores like Oswald's Ghost. Gary has worked on unforgettable compositions for director Rory Kennedy's Academy Award nominated film Last Days in Vietnam and HBO's documentaries, Brooklyn Dodgers: The Ghosts of Flatbush, and Kareem: Minority of One, and HBO's dramatic series Luck. A three-time Emmy-winner, Gary has most recently, he has earned critical acclaim for his epic score for the Academy Award winning film, O.J.: Made in America, directed by Ezra Edelman.
Gary's intensely dramatic melodies and textures set the perfect tone for this haunting saga, depicting the rise and fall of O.J. Simpson from football legend to murder suspect.
Matthieu's cinematography work includes the documentary Xiao Jia Going Home for director Damien Ounouri and has worked as both cinematographer and editor on a number of films including the film K and the documentary Fidai, again for director Damien Ounouri. Matthieu's projects as editor include the films Mr. Tree, The First Aggregate, and Longing for the Rain. For director Jia Zhang-ke, Matthieu edited A Touch of Sin, for which he won a Golden Horse Best Film Editing Award, and more recently the film Mountains May Depart. Matthieu's other recent editing work includes the films Life After Life and The Road to Mandalay.
Originally from Germany, Torsten worked in high-fashion in Paris, Spain, and New York, before ending up in Los Angeles. Torsten works on projects including celebrity personal appearances and press tours, music videos, film, and editorials, where he can create a vision and look with each client.
Torsten's clients include Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Matt Damon, Christian Bale, Zooey Deschanel, Rooney Mara, and many more. In addition, Torsten has worked on numerous music videos, magazine layouts, and commercials. Torsten's work has been featured in the films Little Miss Sunshine, Spin, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Ruby Sparks, and most recently the Oscar winning musical La La Land and Battle of the Sexes.
Antony's projects over the years include: Praise, Soft Fruit, Garage Days, Walking on Water, The Home Song Stories, Unfinished Sky, Animal Kingdom, and 33 Postcards. Antony's more recent projects include: the documentary Plot for Peace, The Rover, and Ramin Bahrani's acclaimed 99 Homes.
Antony recently scored for the documentary feature Sherpa and the Oscar nominated film, Tanna.
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