Jason Solowsky(I)
- Composer
- Music Department
- Soundtrack
Jason Solowsky is an American music composer for film and television. A classical pianist and guitar player, his compositions can be heard in over 100 films, many of which have been released by Lionsgate, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Anchor Bay Entertainment among others.
Highlights include full scores for Lionsgate's "Between Worlds" (Nicolas Cage, Franka Potente), Sony Pictures Home Entertainment's "Forgiveness" (Richard T. Jones), Lionsgate's "Assassin's Game" (Tom Sizemore, Bai Ling, and Vivica A. Fox), "The Freemason" (Sean Astin), "Falsely Accused" (Rosanna Arquette and Jon Gries), "Unsullied" (Directed by former NFL star Simeon Rice), "American Bandits: Frank and Jesse James" (Peter Fonda), Anchor Bay Entertainment's "Turbulent Skies" (Casper Van Dien, Brad Dourif and Nicole Eggert), "Terror Inside" (Corey Feldman), Lionsgate's "Unemployed" (Godfrey), Lionsgate's "What Up?" (Kadeem Hardison) and "Templar Nation" (Erik Estrada). Solowsky also wrote music for the Sony Pictures release "American Crude" (Rob Schneider, Ron Livingston, Michael Clarke Duncan and John C. McGinley). Additionally he composed music for the film "A Question of Faith" (Richard T. Jones, C. Thomas Howell) which was released by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, and Lionsgate's "Dreams" (Lou Myers, and Geoffrey Owens).
Solowsky's flexibility in adapting to various projects and scales has yielded wonderful collaborations with respected directors such as Michael Rissi ("Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee"), Wes Sullivan ("Nightbeasts" starring Zach Galligan), Keith Holland ("Cage Free" starring Dee Wallace), Ted Lange ("For Love of Amy") Andrea Olabarría ("Rough Winds"), K. Raj Srivastava ("L.A. Hit"), Jim Van Houten ("Galatea"), Jason Kartalian ("Seahorses", "Driller") and Derek Maki (award-winning family film, "Instant Dads"). Solowsky also contributed to "The Life In A Day," the directorial film debut of Joseph Mazzello ("Jurassic Park", "The Social Network", "The River Wild", "Simon Birch").
Solowsky was recognized for his contribution to the highly acclaimed, "No One Ever Wins: Lebanon in the Summer of Hezbollah" written and produced by journalist Krisztian K. Orban, an illustrative study of the consequences brought on by the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict.
Hailing from a rich and diverse cultural background, Solowsky is well-versed in performance art, particularly the instrumental intricacies of guitar, piano and vocal repertoire. As a skilled singer, Solowsky was chosen as a back-up singer for the world famous performer Barbra Streisand during her performance at the 53rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Show. Together with his lifelong friend, singer-songwriter Bob Coburn, Solowsky has recorded dozens of guitar instrumental works.
During the composer's studies at the prestigious University of Southern California (USC) Film Scoring Program in Los Angeles, California, then headed by the renowned Walt Disney Studios composer, Buddy Baker, he was privileged to have worked under prolific legends of the film score world, to include Christopher Young ("Spiderman 3", "The Grudge", "Runaway Jury", "The Shipping News"), Elmer Bernstein ("The Magnificent Seven", "Ghostbusters", "To Kill A Mockingbird", "The Ten Commandments"), David Raksin ("Laura", "Forever Amber", "The Bad and The Beautiful"), David Bell ("Star Trek: Enterprise", "Star Trek: Voyager", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"), Joe Harnell ("The Incredible Hulk", "V"), Jack Smalley, David Spear and George Burt.
A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Jason Solowsky began his musical studies on the guitar at the age of 14, later graduating from the Berklee College of Music with a dual degree in film scoring and composition. He is a descendant of legendary conductor and composer, Leonard Bernstein, whom he credits as a major cultural influence over his work.
Highlights include full scores for Lionsgate's "Between Worlds" (Nicolas Cage, Franka Potente), Sony Pictures Home Entertainment's "Forgiveness" (Richard T. Jones), Lionsgate's "Assassin's Game" (Tom Sizemore, Bai Ling, and Vivica A. Fox), "The Freemason" (Sean Astin), "Falsely Accused" (Rosanna Arquette and Jon Gries), "Unsullied" (Directed by former NFL star Simeon Rice), "American Bandits: Frank and Jesse James" (Peter Fonda), Anchor Bay Entertainment's "Turbulent Skies" (Casper Van Dien, Brad Dourif and Nicole Eggert), "Terror Inside" (Corey Feldman), Lionsgate's "Unemployed" (Godfrey), Lionsgate's "What Up?" (Kadeem Hardison) and "Templar Nation" (Erik Estrada). Solowsky also wrote music for the Sony Pictures release "American Crude" (Rob Schneider, Ron Livingston, Michael Clarke Duncan and John C. McGinley). Additionally he composed music for the film "A Question of Faith" (Richard T. Jones, C. Thomas Howell) which was released by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, and Lionsgate's "Dreams" (Lou Myers, and Geoffrey Owens).
Solowsky's flexibility in adapting to various projects and scales has yielded wonderful collaborations with respected directors such as Michael Rissi ("Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee"), Wes Sullivan ("Nightbeasts" starring Zach Galligan), Keith Holland ("Cage Free" starring Dee Wallace), Ted Lange ("For Love of Amy") Andrea Olabarría ("Rough Winds"), K. Raj Srivastava ("L.A. Hit"), Jim Van Houten ("Galatea"), Jason Kartalian ("Seahorses", "Driller") and Derek Maki (award-winning family film, "Instant Dads"). Solowsky also contributed to "The Life In A Day," the directorial film debut of Joseph Mazzello ("Jurassic Park", "The Social Network", "The River Wild", "Simon Birch").
Solowsky was recognized for his contribution to the highly acclaimed, "No One Ever Wins: Lebanon in the Summer of Hezbollah" written and produced by journalist Krisztian K. Orban, an illustrative study of the consequences brought on by the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict.
Hailing from a rich and diverse cultural background, Solowsky is well-versed in performance art, particularly the instrumental intricacies of guitar, piano and vocal repertoire. As a skilled singer, Solowsky was chosen as a back-up singer for the world famous performer Barbra Streisand during her performance at the 53rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards Show. Together with his lifelong friend, singer-songwriter Bob Coburn, Solowsky has recorded dozens of guitar instrumental works.
During the composer's studies at the prestigious University of Southern California (USC) Film Scoring Program in Los Angeles, California, then headed by the renowned Walt Disney Studios composer, Buddy Baker, he was privileged to have worked under prolific legends of the film score world, to include Christopher Young ("Spiderman 3", "The Grudge", "Runaway Jury", "The Shipping News"), Elmer Bernstein ("The Magnificent Seven", "Ghostbusters", "To Kill A Mockingbird", "The Ten Commandments"), David Raksin ("Laura", "Forever Amber", "The Bad and The Beautiful"), David Bell ("Star Trek: Enterprise", "Star Trek: Voyager", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"), Joe Harnell ("The Incredible Hulk", "V"), Jack Smalley, David Spear and George Burt.
A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Jason Solowsky began his musical studies on the guitar at the age of 14, later graduating from the Berklee College of Music with a dual degree in film scoring and composition. He is a descendant of legendary conductor and composer, Leonard Bernstein, whom he credits as a major cultural influence over his work.
