Harry Gregson-Williams

Harry Gregson-Williams can be an award-winning film composer from THE UK who began building his mark for the Hollywood film sector around the switch of the hundred years. Born on Dec 13, 1961, in Britain, he started his career being a music instructor, working on the Guildhall College of Music & Crisis, among other institutions. While he started working like a film composer in the first ’90s, his big break arrived when he was used beneath the wings of Oscar-winning film composer Hans Zimmer through the middle-’90s. He done the soundtracks of Zimmer-scored movies including Crimson Tide (1995), Two Fatalities (1995), Damaged Arrow (1996), Muppet Treasure Isle (1996), The Rock and roll (1996), The Lover (1996), The Peacemaker (1997), The Debtors (1997), so when Good since it Gets (1997). He proceeded to collaborate also with Trevor Rabin (Foe of the Condition, 1998; Armageddon, 1998) and John Powell (Antz, 1998; Poultry Work, 2000; Shrek, 2001). In the mean time, Gregson-Williams began acquiring the lead around the soundtracks of children’s movies like the Tigger Film (2000), Spy Children (2001), and Sinbad: Story from the Seven Seas (2003) in addition to action-adventure movies including Telephone Booth (2002), Spy Video game (2002), as well as the Rundown (2003). By mid-decade, he was focusing on A-list movies including Group America: World Law enforcement (2004), Shrek 2 (2004), Guy burning (2004), Bridget Jones 2 (2004), The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch as well as the Closet (2005), Kingdom of Heaven (2005), Eliminated Baby Eliminated (2007), and Shrek the 3rd (2007). Furthermore, he made up music for the gaming series Metal Equipment Solid (in cooperation with Hideo Kojima) and Contact of Responsibility. Gregson-Williams has received ASCAP, Annie, BMI, Hollywood Film Event, and Satellite honours and it has been nominated for a variety of others including Golden World and Grammy honours.