Need custom music for your
film, game, or commercial?

Custom music projects typically range from $1,000 to $15,000+, depending on the scope, length, and complexity. A 30-second commercial spot costs less than a full feature film score. We provide a written quote before any work begins — no surprises. Submit an inquiry with your project details and budget range and we'll respond within 48 hours with a ballpark figure.

Turnaround depends on the project scope. A single commercial cue can be delivered in 1–2 weeks. A full feature film score typically takes 4–12 weeks depending on the number of cues and revision cycles. We respond to all inquiries within 48 hours, and we'll give you a realistic timeline estimate before any work starts.

Ownership depends on the agreement. Most projects use a work-for-hire arrangement where you own the composition outright after final payment. Some projects use a licensing model instead. We'll discuss the best structure during the initial consultation and put everything in a clear written agreement before work begins.

We compose across a wide range of styles — orchestral, hybrid/electronic, ambient, jazz, minimalist, cinematic tension, and more. With 20+ years of professional credits spanning feature films, streaming series, video games, and national commercials, we adapt our approach to fit the emotional and stylistic needs of each project. Share reference tracks and we'll let you know if it's a good fit.

Yes — reference tracks are one of the best tools for communicating what you're after. Share the tracks that capture the tone, energy, or instrumentation you want, and we'll compose original music that captures the same feel without copying. We use references as creative starting points, not templates.

Every project includes revision rounds as part of the process. After initial demos are delivered, you provide feedback and we refine the music until it works emotionally and technically with your project. Revisions are collaborative — the goal is music that earns its place in the final cut. The number of included revisions is agreed upon before work begins.