FM Le Sieur
- Composer
- Soundtrack
- Music Department
FM Le Sieur's music puts him in a small group of composers who seamlessly work in orchestral and electronic soundscapes. FM has applied his intuitive and European sensibilities in writing music for film and TV productions in the U.S., France, South Africa and Canada to over 40 titles. He has worked with celebrated directors including Alain Desrochers, Emile Gaudreault, Jeremy Carver, Anna Fricke, Tony Scott and Ridley Scott. Among FM's many accolades are seven Gemini award wins and five additional nominations; one Genie award nomination; three Jutra award nominations; and an ASCAP award. FM splits his time between Los Angeles and his native Montreal.
The diverse television landscape of Le Sieur's work includes Syfy and Muse Entertainment's "Being Human," for which Le Sieur was praised for his "eclectic palate of sounds and styles;" and Tony & Ridley Scott's Emmy-award nominated "The Hunger" starring David Bowie. FM is currently working on a large television series about the mafia in Montreal starring Paul Sorvino. Next in movie theaters is "Pere Fils Therapie" from director Gaudreault. Additional theatrical films include "Real Lies," "Les sens de l'humour," "Nitro Rush," and "Mambo Italiano."
Le Sieur began improvising on the piano as a child. He then played in a successful band. Le Sieur studied music formally at McGill University, where a master class with Philip Glass inspired him to consider a professional career in music.
The diverse television landscape of Le Sieur's work includes Syfy and Muse Entertainment's "Being Human," for which Le Sieur was praised for his "eclectic palate of sounds and styles;" and Tony & Ridley Scott's Emmy-award nominated "The Hunger" starring David Bowie. FM is currently working on a large television series about the mafia in Montreal starring Paul Sorvino. Next in movie theaters is "Pere Fils Therapie" from director Gaudreault. Additional theatrical films include "Real Lies," "Les sens de l'humour," "Nitro Rush," and "Mambo Italiano."
Le Sieur began improvising on the piano as a child. He then played in a successful band. Le Sieur studied music formally at McGill University, where a master class with Philip Glass inspired him to consider a professional career in music.
