Music that immerses. Music producer and composer Ryan Redebaugh creates vibe focused music that transports it’s listener through the use of evolving sonic textures and emotive, musical colors. Modern and retro vibes from minimal to epic arrangements combine to create a new, unique and engaging soundscape that is ready to bring to life any story in a compelling and inventive way. Ryan’s music can be heard in film/tv, documentary, video games and commercial media. His most recent score for the documentary “Intimate Violence” won “Best Social Justice Film” at Cannes International Film Festival. Redebaugh received his MFA in Music Composition for the Screen at Columbia College Chicago. He now resides in Los Angeles.
Ryan’s work can be heard airing on:
Film Scoring work including:
FILM/TV SCORING:
Ryan’s music featured in Netflix’s “Down to Earth”:
Ryan’s score for the Scout’s award-winning rebranding campaign:
Electronic/Minimal Score excerpt for the imaginative “Nights of Being Loose” indie drama:
Acoustic/Orchestral Score excerpt for the heart-warming film “Child of Wood”:
Composer Reel
Ryan’s music featured on Discovery’s Shark Week “Alien Sharks”:
DOCUMENTARY FILM SCORING:
Ryan is currently scoring a new documentary film with Washington and Lee University on the issue of domestic violence titled “Intimate Violence”:
Ryan’s score for the new short doc “Unmasked” featuring interviews with New Yorkers during the Coronavirus pandemic:
Ryan’s featured score for BRIC TV (Brooklyn’s Television Channel):
Ryan composed the score for the award winning feature length documentary film “What’s Love Got to Do With It”:
MUSIC COMPOSITION PORTFOLIO (Music for Media Reel):
ACOUSTIC/ORCHESTRAL COLORS SCORE REEL:
CLIENT REFERENCES:
“Ryan looked at our raw footage and instantly understood the emotional flow of the piece. He created a beautiful score that far surpassed my expectations, elevating the story into a visceral experience. I am forever grateful, not only for his beautiful work, but for his wonderful sense of collaboration and professional mentality. It has been a privilege to work with him.” ~Danny Baldwin (Commercial Director)
“Ryan was phenomenal to work with. I worked with him on a short film I had directed called “The Magician’s Assistant.” We had an initial brainstorming/creative session discussing the film, my thoughts and wishes, and his input, bouncing back and forth ideas, really refreshing for someone to come to the table with a strong vision AND an open mind. He sent me a first draft of the music, and I was blown away. Not only did he capture every single thing we had discussed during the meeting, but he gave it life with his own creativity and soul. I’m very excited to follow up on the rest of Ryan’s career.” ~Thomas Mendolia (Filmmaker)“I worked with Ryan Redebaugh on my newest feature documentary film, “What’s Love Got to Do With It.” The creative process of collaborating with him on the music score was fun and comfortable. He understood what I wanted quickly, and he was open to any changes. He provided constructive input along the way. Ryan is warm, caring, and supportive. I will use his talent again!” ~Dir. Sofia Wellman (Documentary Filmmaker)
“We screened a number of composers for our short film “then”, but there was something about the spirit of Ryan’s work that caught us from the getgo. Our expectations were high based on his score samples, even though we didn’t know exactly how to articulate what we wanted. He asked great questions in our initial spotting sessions that helped crystallize our thoughts and find a common language between us, which was really helpful. Ryan was quick and reliable, regularly giving us updates on what we could expect to see as the project moved along. He was open and collaborative, and responded quickly to our thoughts on revisions, as minor as they were.Ryan’s work was pivotal in building the emotional weight we needed. In the end, he managed to catch something so simple, human and fragile in his score for “then”, now that it’s there, we can’t imagine the film without it. We’re really glad for having worked with Ryan, and plan on going straight to him as the composer for our next project.”
~Eric Reeve & Sonja Isabella (Filmmakers- Millennia Pictures)
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Ryan as his music supervisor for a little over a year now and I have been very impressed by his enthusiasm, professionalism, and willingness to take direction. Versatile and talented, he has been a great addition to our family and I am sure he will be a great addition to yours.” ~Jaime Villalvazo (Signature Tracks)
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