Jim Hustwit
Jim Hustwit (born 29 September 1979) is an English music producer, composer and songwriter. Scoring and producing music for singer-songwriters, television, film and theatre. he has written and produced music for Universal Production Music, Sony/ATV and Ninja Tune. His work with artists includes genres of soul, folk, acoustic, indie, funk and alternative and in 2010 he received The People's Music Award. He is a member of the Music Producers Guild. Career. Music producer. Hustwit started writing production music for Sony/ATV in 2012. He has since produced for Universal Music (including the Filmic Folk series ), Ninja Tune, WestOne and BMG. In 2018, Hustwit set up his own record label Larp Records a subsidiary of Larp Music, through which to launch artists Callum McIntyre and Jay Copper. Theatre and stage. Working with the National Theatre, he worked as musical director for the Olivier nominated "This House" (2013) alongside Oscar winner Stephen Warbeck. He later went on to compose the music for 'Consensual' by Evan Placey "Macbeth" (2014) with the National Youth Theatre, and was the associate musical director for Rupert Goold's production of "Merchant of Venice" (2014) at the Almeida Theatre. Television and film. His  TV work includes the score for the BBC1 documentary "The Week The Landlords Moved In" (2017), and "Yonderland 3 Christmas Special" (2016) on Sky One. Other commissions include the score for "Lucky Chicken" (2016) a silent comedy directed by Gulliver Moore, "The Newboy" (2014) feature film directed by Christine Lalla and compositions for Channel 4's award-winning "One Born Every Minute" with Dragonfly TV and Film Productions. Other commissions include Talkback, Firecracker and Shine for programming on BBC1, BBC3 and Channel 4.