Sean Tinnion

Sean Tinnion is a multi-award winning British-Australian composer for Film, TV, Games and other multimedia productions. His compositional style and sound is a mixture between haunting, emotional scores and dark ambient soundscapes that extensively use orchestra and electronic elements. Over the span of his career, he has scored over 60 productions based in Australia and overseas, including the UK and the USA and has claimed an impressive 22 winning awards and a further 8 nominations from film festivals around the world.

Notable works include 'How To Thrive' (2022), dir, Duy Huynh 'The Last Horns of Africa' (2021), dir, Garth De Bruno Austin, 'Jaimen Hudson: From Sky To Sea' (2021), dir. Leighton De Barros, 'Grounded' (2021) dir, Jesse Richards, 'Laugh With Me' (2021) dir, Karen McPherson, 'Intermission,' (2020 dir, Susannah Collins 'A Stargazers Guide to the Cosmos' (2018), dir. Jordan Edmeades and 'Murals' (2019), dir. Luke Colin Griffiths.

A recipient of the Crystal Pine Award from the International Sound & Film Music Festival in Croatia, Sean completed his Bachelor of Music Composition & Technology degree from The West Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 2014 and went on to work professionally in the industry scoring TV documentaries for the ABS & SBS, feature length productions & games.