Rob Lowry(I)
- Music Department
- Actor
Rob Lowry is an award-winning music supervisor and producer for film and television. As the founder of Sweater Weather Music, Rob has been instrumental as a department head on over one hundred film and television projects, overseeing all musical aspects of a production while curating compelling soundtracks that aim to elevate storytelling. His passion for the job and love of collaboration has made him one of the most sought out music supervisors in the industry.
Some of Lowry's notable credits include music supervising recent films such as "Companion" (New Line), "Heart Eyes" (Sony), "Novocaine" (Paramount), I Know What You Did Last Summer (Sony), and "Friendship" (a24); as well as critical & box office successes like "The Lost City" (Paramount), "Cha Cha Real Smooth" (Apple TV+), and "Do Revenge" (Netflix). In television, he has worked on award-winning series such as "Gossip Girl" (HBO Max), "The Bold Type" (Freeform), and "Ramy" (Hulu).
Beyond his supervisor roles, Lowry contributes to the music supervision community by mentoring and teaching people looking to break into the industry by sharing his insights and experiences with them. His work has been celebrated and recognized in publications such as Variety, Pitchfork, and Rolling Stone, highlighting his influence and dedication to the craft.
Some of Lowry's notable credits include music supervising recent films such as "Companion" (New Line), "Heart Eyes" (Sony), "Novocaine" (Paramount), I Know What You Did Last Summer (Sony), and "Friendship" (a24); as well as critical & box office successes like "The Lost City" (Paramount), "Cha Cha Real Smooth" (Apple TV+), and "Do Revenge" (Netflix). In television, he has worked on award-winning series such as "Gossip Girl" (HBO Max), "The Bold Type" (Freeform), and "Ramy" (Hulu).
Beyond his supervisor roles, Lowry contributes to the music supervision community by mentoring and teaching people looking to break into the industry by sharing his insights and experiences with them. His work has been celebrated and recognized in publications such as Variety, Pitchfork, and Rolling Stone, highlighting his influence and dedication to the craft.
