Marco Beltrami

Composer known for film scores

Marco Beltrami - Artists & Creatives born October 7th, 1966
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An Italian-American composer and conductor, this individual gained recognition for composing music for various films, particularly in the horror genre. Notable works include scores for 'Scream', 'The Hurt Locker', and 'World War Z'. The work in horror films established a distinctive style, featuring orchestral arrangements blended with innovative sound design. Collaborations with prominent directors and continued contributions to film music solidified a respected career within the industry.

Composed the score for 'Scream'

Worked on the soundtrack for 'The Hurt Locker'

Created music for 'World War Z'

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