Forrest Gray, a renowned composer based in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, has an impressive portfolio of composing credits spanning various genres, including documentary films, studio feature films, and collaborative efforts with the talented singer-songwriter Mike Posner.
Gray's journey as a film composer began in 2010, when he had the unique opportunity to compose music for the critically acclaimed documentary "And Everything is Going Fine," directed by Steven Soderbergh. This project held special significance for Gray, as it chronicled the life and career of his father, the renowned performance artist and writer Spalding Gray.
Gray's professional development has been marked by several notable accomplishments, including his participation in the prestigious Sundance Composer Lab in 2015. He has also had the privilege of honing his craft under the guidance of esteemed industry professionals, including composer and conductor David Newman, at the Los Angeles Film Conducting Intensive, as well as the ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop and the BMI Conducting Workshop.
Gray's music is characterized by its diversity and uniquely evocative quality, showcasing his mastery of both traditional orchestral film music and more experimental approaches. His versatility has enabled him to craft scores that are both timeless and innovative, consistently demonstrating his ability to push the boundaries of the medium.
