Title: Jonathan Goldstein (composer)
Content: 2005 Cape Fear, Directed by Martin Scorsese, Universal Studios Home Entertainment (DVD) ; 2005 Primo, Directed by Richard Wilson, HBO/BBC/Rainmark Films (DVD) ; 2005 Primo, Directed by Robin Lough, Heritage Theatre/Kultur International Films/Kultur Video (DVD) ; 2004 Othello, Directed by Trevor Nunn, BBC/Image Entertainment/Primetime (DVD) 2012 Cyclorama, performed by the Balanescu Quartet with James Pearson and Grace Davidson, Brilliant Classics (CD) ; 2002 De Profundis, performed by Corin Redgrave and Yoo Hong Lee, produced by Roger Elsgood, Stage Adaptation by Merlin Holland, L'ocean/Sitespecific Records/Smartpass (CD) ; 1993 Bernard Herrmann Film Scores: From Citizen Kane To Taxi Driver, Elmer Bernstein Conducts The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Milan Records (CD) [re-released 2004] ; 1991 Circles, performed by Music Projects London, conducted by Richard Bernas, SPNM (MC) ; 1990 Scenes From Shakespeare: Henry V/As You Like It/Hamlet/Richard III, Chandos Records (CD) [re-released 2007] ; 1990 Walton: Hamlet/As You Like It, Chandos Records (CD) [re-released 2007] ; 1990 Walton: Richard III, Chandos Records (CD) [re-released 2007] Video Audio
Title: The Man Whose Mind Exploded
Content:  The film music was composed by Adam Peters who made his debut as a solo movie score composer on Savages (2012) directed by Oliver Stone.
Title: Al Carmines
Content:  director, actor ; Listen to me (1974) - composer; another Gertrude Stein adaptation ; "A Manoir" (1977) composer, text by Gertrude Stein, directed by Lawrence Kornfeld ; "Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights" (1979) composer, text by Gertrude Stein, directed by Lawrence Kornfeld, starring Jeff Weiss ; T.S. Eliot: Midwinter Vigil(ante) (1981) - composer, lyricist, director; last show at Judson Church ; Romance Language (1984) - actor (as Walt Whitman) ; The Making of Americans (1985) - composer & lyricist, libretto by Leon Katz ; The Comedy of Errors (1992) - actor (as Duke/Balthazar) ; Máslova (1989) - inspired by the Leo Tolstoy novel, Resurrection—composer, co-lyricist with David Boles, book by David Boles ; Martyrs and Lullabies (1996) - an opera featuring Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Gertrude Stein, and Bessie Smith. 
Title: Sinan Savaskan
Content:  In the early 2000s he acted as Musical Director for a film-in-production on the life of the Renaissance composer Gesualdo, directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, produced by Jeremy Thomas with a screenplay by the Oscar-winning writer Mark Peploe. In 2013, Savaskan composed the original score for the Portuguese-British feature film co-production The Invisible Life, directed by Vítor Gonçalves, which had its world premiere at the international competition of the 2013 Rome Film Festival.
Title: Jonathan Goldstein (composer)
Content:  Slapped (composer), directed by Richard Treister, Lionheart Films ; 1996 Box (composer), directed by Tom Vaughan, Partners In Film ; 1995 For Respect (composer), directed by Sarah Wilkinson, Final Print ; 1995 All Ova Again (composer), directed by Maximilian Jacobson-Gonzalez, Outrageous Fortune Productions 2010 Uncle Santa (Little Crackers) (composer), written by Meera Syal, Directed by Peter Lydon, Sky Television/Renegade Films ; 2005 Primo (composer and conductor), directed by Richard Wilson, HBO/BBC/Rainmark Films ; 2004 Othello (music director), directed by Trevor Nunn, Starring Ian McKellen, Willard White, Zoë Wanamaker & Imogen Stubbs, BBC/Image Entertainment/Primetime ; 2000 Eutopia: The United States Of Europe (Composer), 
Title: J. Peter Robinson
Content:  He made his film music debut as a solo composer in 1985, scoring a number of successful films including The Believers (1987), The Kiss (1988), Cocktail (1988), Blind Fury (1989), Wayne's World (1992), Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994), Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994), Vampire in Brooklyn (1995, also directed by Wes Craven), Firestorm (1998), The World's Fastest Indian (2005) and The Bank Job (2008). He also composed for numerous television films and series including The Wonder Years, Eerie, Indiana, Tales from the Crypt, Todd McFarlane's Spawn, The Outer Limits, and Charmed. In addition he scored the horror films The Wraith (1986) and The Gate (1987) with Michael Hoenig, and scored the English-language version of Godzilla 2000. He also composed music for the 1989 movie The Wizard, as well as two songs from the film Shelter (2007), and music in dozens of episodes of the TV series Charmed.
Title: Peter Knight (composer)
Content: Orchestra director for many episodes of The Morecambe and Wise show (1969–77) ; Conductor for The Last Goon Show of All 1972 ; Orchestrator of the music for the Roman Polanski film Tess (1979) ; Conductor and orchestrator for the film Ghost Story (1981) ; Orchestrator and conductor of the music for the Jean-Jacques Annaud film Quest for Fire (1981) ; Orchestrator of the music for the film  The Dark Crystal  (1982) Knight worked with light entertainment stars including Petula Clark, Marty Wilde, Sammy Davis Junior, and Edmund Hockridge, and in shows ranging from Spot the Tune (1956) with Jackie Rae and Marion Ryan to the comedy series Home to Roost (1985). He also composed the scores to the feature films Curse of the Crimson Altar (1968, starring Boris Karloff) and Sunstruck (1972, starring Harry Secombe). In between, other highlights of his career were as:  Following his death, Yorkshire Television launched the annual Peter Knight Award to honour excellence in musical arranging.
Title: Laura Karpman
Content: Vivien Lejeune, "Laura Karpman Taken by Steven Spielberg", Cinefonia, No. 2, November 2003. ; Jeff Bond, "Taken With Her Music", Film Score Monthly, July 2003. ; Jon Burlingame, "Women in Showbiz: TV, Film Composer Not Confined to Any One Medium", Daily Variety, November 14, 2001. ; Jon Burlingame, "Women in Showbiz: Composers Curry Kudos", Daily Variety, November 8, 1999. ; "Fast Track—Composers Worth Listening to: Laura Karpman", The Hollywood Reporter, January 26, 1998. ; Michael Kamensky, "Spotlight: Laura Karpman", The Hollywood Reporter, January 26, 1995. ; Fred Karlin, On The Track: A Guide to Contemporary Film Scoring, 2nd edn, Routledge, 2004. ; "Composer Laura Karpman Receives 4 
Title: Kris Bowers
Content:  His first film composition was for the 2013 documentary Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me. Two years later Bowers' work on the 2015 Showtime documentary Kobe Bryant's Muse gained him attention as an up-and-coming composer well-versed in a wide range of compositional styles. In the same year, he scored two other Showtime documentaries: I Am Giant about the football player Victor Cruz and Play It Forward about Tony Gonzalez. He was one of six composers invited to the Sundance Composers Lab in 2015. Bowers also worked on the documentary Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You and the film Little Boxes, as well as the television programs Religion of Sports and Dear White People. Also in 2016, Bowers composed music for the Amazon children's 
Title: The Andreas Kapsalis Trio
Content:  In between albums, the group toured the country and composed music for films. Kapsalis was awarded a Fellowship Grant to attend the Sundance Film Composers Lab in 2005 and chosen to compose the film score for the documentary Black Gold which premiered at The Sundance Film Festival in 2006. Other films Kapsalis has scored include Mulberry Street, Mexican Sunrise, Retaliation, and most recently, Pig Business.

Question: Who was the director of Compass?
Answer: Michael Katleman.