- Marcus Thorne Bagalà is an Emmy Award winning New York City based composer whose music is a versatile blend of chamber music, electronic synth exploration and traditional folk music. His work spans film, TV, podcast, radio and theatre, including This American Life, The Daily, PBS, and Amazon Video. He co-scored the film Fathers of Football with legendary indie rock band The Flaming Lips.
- IMDb mini biography by: Marcus Bagala - Marcus Thorne Bagala is an Emmy Award-winning composer, audio producer and sound designer whose multidisciplinary talents have helped define the sound of numerous iconic podcasts, films and TV shows.
With over a decade of experience in the industry, Marcus has established himself as a creative force and storyteller who brings audio to life through sonic exploration. His work spans immersive scores for investigative journalism, Conviction: American Panic, terrifying monster sounds for Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw production, Quiet Part Loud, and original music for iconic characters in Harley Quinn & The Joker: Sound Mind, and most recently, Star Trek: Khan, featuring Star Trek's greatest villain.
Other career highlights include: winning the 2021 LA Emmy for music composition (with co-composer Mark Baechle) for season four of PBS SoCal's series Tending Nature, co-scoring the SXSW Spotlight Award-winning documentary Clemente, produced by Richard Linklater and Lebron James. Contributing to the Peabody-winning episode of legendary podcast and radio show This American Life: The Anatomy Of Doubt; the Pulitzer Prize-winning episode The Out Crowd, and co-scoring the feature documentary Fathers Of Football with indie rock legends The Flaming Lips.
- IMDb mini biography by: Marcus Bagala
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