JOLENE KHOR
Jolene Khor is an award-winning composer, orchestrator, arranger, conductor and pianist from Malaysia. Known for her whimsical and fantasy-driven compositions, reminiscent of the style popularized by Studio Ghibli in Japan, Jolene blends her passion for Japanese and Chinese aesthetic with her extensive knowledge of both popular and orchestral instrumentation to create a compelling blend of East and West. Jolene is currently composing epic orchestral fantasy and whimsical scores for HighRollers DnD, Nomnivores Games, Hatched Games, LaLionne Publishing; TTRPG podcasts like The Writer's Room 7th Sea, DistalsPlace and The Storyteller Squad, and an audiobook by Lemon Mouse Press.
Her compositions span orchestral, chamber, and solo works, including A Dream Land of ShaYuan 莎韻的夢鄉, where she served as composer, arranger, and orchestrator, commissioned by Taiwanese composer Hung Yuean Chung. Her chamber music includes Dawn of Winter, a Euphonium, Tuba, and Piano Trio performed at the University of Northern Iowa’s Amplify Inclusivity recital, and Prince of the Forest, a string quartet performed by the Morassi String Quartet at Strings for Ukraine. In 2021, her piano work Dance of the Kitsune was featured in Tchaikovsky: 180 Seasons Later, performed at the Russian Embassy in London and the Royal College of Music. As an orchestrator and arranger, Jolene has contributed to large-scale productions such as Taiwan’s NSO Our Lives in Song concert. Alongside her writing, she is an active performer, providing keyboard accompaniment and improvisation for events like Amplify Her live music and networking sessions.
Jolene has conducted orchestras and chamber groups as part of her work in recording sessions. She was hired to conduct the Queen Charlotte Orchestra during the Netflix organised promotional concert at Covent Garden on the 13th of May 2023. She is also hired as a pianist to perform at The House of Commons; and record for professional singers like Sonia Elisheva, Sejel Bodereau, Kathy Muir, Ira Luzina and Andrea Dee. Jolene is a founding member of the Composers in a Jukebox podcast where she and her colleagues discuss composition, orchestration and conducting with industry professionals like Eric Whitacre, Nicholas Hooper, Borislav Slavov, Alistair Kerley, Matt Dunkley, Christopher Tin, Morgan Kibby, Mike Ladouceur, Matthew Slater, Christina Liang, and Lindsay Jones.
Growing up in Penang, Malaysia, Jolene started piano lessons at the early age of 3, and honed her skills as a piano accompanist at her church at the age of 12. Her love of music led her to study composition at Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan, and at the Royal College of Music in London. She has studied under composers Francis Shaw, Dimitri Scarlato, and Mike Ladouceur. She has recorded her music at Air Edel, Angels Studios and the Budapest recording studio.
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DARREN SNG
Darren Sng is an award winning composer, conductor, and orchestrator. His work spans various genres of film, television, and games. Having been occasionally talked out of writing overly-ambitious music in his earlier years, he remains ironically driven by a stubborn urge to challenge musical conventions in extreme yet meaningful ways.
His composing work include the scores to the BAFTA Yugo nominated film 'Orchids: Darwin's Conundrum', and the feature documentary 'Birds Of War' which won the Special Jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival, alongside contributions to various films from Prime Video, Channel 4, and Netflix.
As an orchestrator and assistant, Darren has worked with a range of composers including Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, Matthew Herbert, Ian Arber, Yair Elazar Glotman, and collaborates with ensembles such as the London Contemporary Orchestra. He has also recorded and conducted at venues such as AIR Lyndhurst and Abbey Road Studios.
Darren is an MA Graduate of the National Film and Television School, where he received the AVID Award For Excellence In Composition.
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LEVENT ALTUNTAS
Levent Altuntas is a Frankfurt-born, Hamburg-based composer, orchestrator, and conductor specialising in music for film and television. A recipient of the prestigious John Barry Scholarship for Film Music, he earned his Master's in Composition for Screen from the Royal College of Music in London with Distinction.
His screen credits span two narrative features, a feature documentary, and numerous award-winning short films — alongside orchestration work on acclaimed films and series including ITV’s Endeavour and Disney’s The Acolyte. He also writes regularly for the concert hall, and has worked with orchestras across Europe and beyond, among them the Spanish National Radio Symphony Orchestra (RTVE), the London Metropolitan Orchestra, the Budapest Scoring Orchestra, and the Staatskapelle Halle.
A composer equally at home on the concert stage and the silver screen, Levent combines careful craftsmanship with a singular voice — melodically driven, harmonically distinctive, and always in service of the story.
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LUKE MOMBREA
Luke Mombrea is a composer, sound artist and music producer originally from Oakland, California. His work spans a variety of mediums including live performance, studio recordings, installation, dance, and film. Luke’s work often utilizes electroacoustic processing, improvisation, microtonality and archival folk materials.
His music has been performed internationally by ensembles including the London Symphony Orchestra and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In November 2025 he won an Ivor Novello Award for his composition Black Gold, performed by the LSO. Black Gold will be toured by acclaimed experimental chamber ensemble Manchester Collective as a headlining piece of their 2026 season.
Luke regularly works in audiovisual spaces collaborating on installations and live A/V performances. Luke’s concert music, sound art pieces and A/V work have been featured at the Barbican Centre, Lincoln Center, Venice Biennale, SXSW, Berghain, Hammer Museum, The Wallace Collection and LACMA.
While studying at UCLA, Luke was introduced to the film music industry by interning and then working at Hans Zimmer’s Remote Control Productions. He then traveled to London where he graduated from the Royal College of Music with a Master’s of Music in Composition.
Since then he has regularly worked as an orchestrator on large-scale film, television and game projects including Silo, Loki, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Emancipation, Frozen Planet and the Final Fantasy series. His original scores and orchestrations have been recorded at Abbey Road, AIR, Fox, Warner Brothers and Sony studios.
Luke has scored films that have premiered at numerous major film festivals such as at Cannes, BFI London, Berlinale, Venice, TIFF, Tribeca and Sundance. He recently completed the score for Point Unknown, a pilot being developed by HBO/Warner. Luke’s catalog is represented by Peermusic.
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KATRINA ROSE
Katrina is a multi-award winning composer with a passion for storytelling whose work can be heard across film, documentary, theatre, television, and games. She has a knack for writing cinematic and emotionally sensitive scores across a range of genres and styles, from epic orchestral, intimate folk, to modern electronic and experimental sounds. Her narrative-driven approach leads to music that supports and elevates stories.
Katrina is also vocalist who brings a unique voice to her work - sometimes literally - her acapella score for Sunday Lunch won Best Original Score at the 2026 Watersprite Awards and was heard at BFI Flare 2026. Her collaborative score for the Steam game DJ Bunny was recognised for Best Audio Design at GDL Indie Awards 2026. She also co-scored the 2026 BAFTA Student Longlisted documentary ‘I Want to Live’. She has worked with brands such as the charity The Mix, sponsored by Disney.
Katrina has an MFA in Composing from the National Film and Television School and a MA in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences from the University of Cambridge where she also wrote and directed two original musicals and AMD’d and performed in the Cambridge Greek Play.
