Christopher Libertino is an award winning film composer, recording artist and guitarist. He received his BA in Music from Harvard University in 1991 and undertook film scoring studies at Berklee School of Music. With over 40 scores to his credit, he has reached a worldwide audience of millions with such films as The Wormhole (2002 Academy Award Gold Medal), Repetition Compulsion (1999 Emmy Nomination) and Speak (2004 Sundance Feature). His unique brand of literate, atmospheric art rock is often featured alongside his scoring work as in such films as The Hill and The Gravekeeper. As a guitarist, Christopher’s distinctive effects based sound can be heard on numerous remixes (Gwen Stefani, Roxy Music and Duran Duran) as well as in the scores for 28 Days Later, Aeon Flux, Underworld, and Six Feet Under.
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