Music is emotion and our composers are in command of a wide array of musical styles to support your storytelling. From the pounding orchestras of Sci Fi fantasy to the humor of children’s titles, from the hip hop of gritty urban streets to Xtreme rock, they command the musical language for your story.

Christopher Tin is a composer whose career spans all major markets: film, television, video games, advertising, and the record industry. His music is marked by a natural ease of melody, and a strong sense of direction and purpose; his orchestrations are economic yet lush, and layered with counterpoint.

His title music for the acclaimed franchise video game Civilization IV was heralded as one of the most spectacular breakout stories in the industry, immediately launching him to the A-list of game composers.

Christopher has composed additional music for major motion pictures such as 20th-Century Fox's X2: X-Men United and Disney's Lilo and Stitch 2. His early TV work includes scores for PBS, The History Channel and The Discovery Channel.

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Soundelux DMG is thrilled to have Cody Westheimer join our music team. Cody joined us when Jamie faced a grueling production schedule for the Golden Compass game: 80 minutes of music for a 64-piece orchestra. Deadline: three weeks. Some early reviewers claim the music from the game is better than the music from the movie.

Cody, known for his exceptional melodies, unique soundscapes and innovative orchestration, played his own world flutes, low brass and keyboards on many of his scores for feature films (14), games (4), TV (18) and commercials (5).

To learn more about Cody check him out on the web at www.CodyWestheimer.com

Todd Haberman is a Santa Monica-based composer for film, television and videogames.

Original music credits include the comedy feature Slumdog Virgin and the slasher flick Killer Movie and action video games Mortal Kombat and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.

Haberman’s also the go-to guy for additional music, currently contributing to ABC’s Flash Forward and CBS’ Miami Medical and previously for Fox’s Prison Break and CBS’ Close to Home. He’s also contributed on such films as Tim Burton animation feature 9, Eagle Eye, Rambo, Obsessed and Shoot ‘Em Up.

After graduating with a degree in composition from New York University and scoring the short that won Coca Cola's first ever Refreshing Filmmaker's Award, Haberman relocated to the West Coast to work as a composer's assistant at Hans Zimmer's studio, Media Ventures.

Next, Todd worked closely with Basil Poledouris before launching his own studio, Pinstripes Music. Early projects included scores for NBC (Just Deal), VH-1 (Cover Wars), A&E (All Year Round With Katie Brown) and ESPN (Legends of Cricket) and music on video games such as The Simpsons: Wrestling and The Matrix: Path of Neo.