Tom Jemmott
- Composer
- Music Department
- Soundtrack
Tom Jemmott was born on Long Island New York and is known for his work
on 3 Times A Charm (2011), Bloody Homecoming (2012) and Thirst (2010).
Tom has scored over 28 feature films for various studios from Marvista Entertainment to Lionsgate. His musical scores range from scary orchestral sounds to soft sweet romantic comedy melodies having written in almost every genera of film, tv and other media. Tom has scored movies for Hallmark, Lifetime, Netflix, HBO, Starz, UPtv, Great American Family Network and many others. He scored his very first feature film 3 Times A Charm in 2011 featuring a full orchestral score.
Tom started writing for film after being asked by a friend to score his short film Shalom, a holocaust drama in 2009. His score for the drama 'Thirst (2010)' was nominated for "Best Original Score" at the Pan Pacific Film Festival 2011 in Los Angeles. He composed the intro music to the heavy rock band Shinedown's 2011 live show and it appears on their live CD/DVD, "Somewhere In The Stratosphere". Tom also plays electric and acoustic guitars with The Venice Symphony often performing some of cinema's most famous film scores.
Composed music for FOX's American Idol, the ABC game show Downfall, various movie trailers and many TV advertising spots including Honda, Disney, MLB and Delta Airlines. Tom also wrote the music for Texas A&M's Corp of Cadets Block Introduction and was played during half time at an Aggies football game to over 80,000 people.
Tom's love for film music started at a young age while watching movies like King Kong, The Buddy Holly Story and Star Wars. Considers Jerry Goldsmith's score to Forever Young (Mel Gibson), James Horner's score to Titanic and Pat Metheny's score to Map of the World as major influences.
He attended the University Of South Florida's elite jazz program and earned a music degree specializing in jazz guitar performance.
Tom has scored over 28 feature films for various studios from Marvista Entertainment to Lionsgate. His musical scores range from scary orchestral sounds to soft sweet romantic comedy melodies having written in almost every genera of film, tv and other media. Tom has scored movies for Hallmark, Lifetime, Netflix, HBO, Starz, UPtv, Great American Family Network and many others. He scored his very first feature film 3 Times A Charm in 2011 featuring a full orchestral score.
Tom started writing for film after being asked by a friend to score his short film Shalom, a holocaust drama in 2009. His score for the drama 'Thirst (2010)' was nominated for "Best Original Score" at the Pan Pacific Film Festival 2011 in Los Angeles. He composed the intro music to the heavy rock band Shinedown's 2011 live show and it appears on their live CD/DVD, "Somewhere In The Stratosphere". Tom also plays electric and acoustic guitars with The Venice Symphony often performing some of cinema's most famous film scores.
Composed music for FOX's American Idol, the ABC game show Downfall, various movie trailers and many TV advertising spots including Honda, Disney, MLB and Delta Airlines. Tom also wrote the music for Texas A&M's Corp of Cadets Block Introduction and was played during half time at an Aggies football game to over 80,000 people.
Tom's love for film music started at a young age while watching movies like King Kong, The Buddy Holly Story and Star Wars. Considers Jerry Goldsmith's score to Forever Young (Mel Gibson), James Horner's score to Titanic and Pat Metheny's score to Map of the World as major influences.
He attended the University Of South Florida's elite jazz program and earned a music degree specializing in jazz guitar performance.
