Ludovic Bource

Inspired by famous brands Prokofiev, Ravel, and Debussy, Ludovic Bource can be a People from france composer/arranger well-known for his successful musical relationship with critically acclaimed director Michel Hazanavicius. After beginning his career rating various advertisements, he relocated onto creating soundtracks for the brief movies En Attendant, Sirene Track, and Spartacus, and generating albums for famous brands People from france hip-hop trio Svinkels (Bois Mes Paroles), folk-pop chanteuse Small (Rose Bonbon) and Gallic rock and roll vocalist Alain Bashung (L’imprudence), before re-teaming with Hazanavicius (whom he’d also previously collaborated with on 1999’s Mes Amis), for the 2006 espionage humor OSS 117: Le Caire Nid d’Espions and its own 2009 follow-up Rio Ne Repond Plus. Pursuing Bource’s contribution towards the Pierre Barougier/Olivier Bourgeois-directed environmental documentary, Nous Resterons Sur Terre, the set accomplished their biggest strike with 2011’s Palme d’Or nominated The Designer, a black-and-white humor predicated on a 1920s film star’s romantic relationship with a supplementary. Recorded using the Flanders Philharmonic Orchestra, its initial score performed a pivotal part in the narrative from the film, which paid homage towards the silent films of the first 20th century.