NOAM LEVY

Noam is a composer for film and media from Los Altos, California. Having worked and studied in New York, he is currently based in Los Angeles.

Noam’s music has been heard in feature & short films, documentaries, commercials, reality television and more. Noam has collaborated on projects produced by The History Channel (The World Wars; No Man’s Land), CBS (Survivor: Cagayan), and James Franco (Combat). His film work includes the feature-length thriller SHELTER, the thoughtful drama short Combat, superhero comedy re:gifted, and suspenseful crime drama Hermanos.

Noam received his M.M. in Film Scoring from New York University, studying with noted film composers Ira Newborn (Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Mallrats) and Michael Patterson (J.A.G., The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones). During his studies, Noam won the 2012 Skirball Prize. Noam holds a B.A. in Music Composition from Whitman College, WA.