Composer: Danny Gray

Danny Gray is an internationally awarded composer creating vivid and memorable scores for film, television, and the concert hall. He has contributed music to over 300 episodes of network, cable, and online television - including programs such as "NBC Dateline", "20/20", "NY Med", and "Good Morning America" - and is affiliated with 4 Elements Music, a top NYC music production library. His collaborations in independent film range from historical dramas to horror-comedies to family features, and his scores have been heard at South by Southwest, FanTasia, the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival, and various other regional and international festivals. In 2013 he composed the score to the short comedy film "Hell No", which became a viral internet sensation garnering over 5 million views in 5 days. Outside of film scoring, Danny has enjoyed frequent collaborations with a wide variety of ensembles including The Theatre Project, Illuminations Dance Company and Virtual Arts TV. He has gained particular attention for his contemporary choral compositions, winning world premieres from ensembles including the Manhattan Choral Ensemble and the Australian Boys Choir. Danny graduated summa cum laude from the Purchase College Conservatory of Music (State University of New York) in 2008, and has studied film scoring at New York University and the University of Southern California. He is an active member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) and the Society of Composers and Lyricists (SCL). Visit Danny’s website, www.dannygraymusic.com, for demos and additional materials.

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