Biography Bill Brown was born in San Diego in 1969 and received his Bachelors of Arts Degree in film scoring and composition before starting to compose music for commercials and Television. He started first as sound effects designer on Hercules: the Legendary Journeys, the Television series while doing the same job to movies such as Spy Hard, Amanda and Hoodlum. His composer career started in the video game business with Trespasser. He continued to write for VG such as Quake II and III, Xena: The Warrior Princess, Rainbow Six, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Ghost Recon, The Sum of all Fears, Lineage II: The Chaotic Chronicle and Command & Conquer: Generals. He also wrote a song for the movie Any Given Sunday (with Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz), additional music for Ali and was music arranger on Finding Forrester. He continues to score video games and is a respected musician in all genres.
When I create a score, I try to connect
with the project as a whole and communicate musically in a way that brings something that
is not already present to the overall picture, and at the same time supports what is
there. Sometimes that means really understanding what a character or multiple characters
are going through on all levels, and how that relates to the story. The opportunity for me is to have
something new, to stretch my own boundaries, to do something I haven't done before.
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