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Film & Media Composer
  • “Emerson is one of my closest collaborators and I can always trust that the score he provides will be of the highest quality possible. He’s quick to reply to notes, reliable, and most importantly, fun to work with.”

    -Matthew Chirco director of Where to Next?

  • “I worked with Emerson on my short film trilogy, which spanned three different genres and tones. He made each film sound distinct, yet cohesive, and worked tirelessly to help achieve my vision. Emerson checks his ego at the door, which alongside his creative ideas, musical knowledge, and wonderful attitude, made him an indelible part of the team.”

    -Jessie Morales director of Shades of Muse

  • “Emerson was an absolute delight to have on our crew for my film. He was kind, thoughtful, met every deadline & quick turnaround and you can hear his passion in every piece he makes. I truly appreciate everything he did for us and I can’t wait to see what his future holds! Hopefully working with us on another project."

    -Holly Nicholls director of Soul Conversation

  • "Emerson's talent and understanding of composition revealed themselves to me not just in the finished tracks, but in our communication and collaboration throughout the scoring process. His score, while being a later edition to Bag of Spiders, feels woven into the film's DNA and plays an essential part in enhancing the emotional effect of the film. I hope to work with him again as our careers progress."

    -Adam Cullen director of Bag of Spiders

  • “Emerson was amazing to work with. I was able to come to him with the visual idea and he put it into sound. He was kind and understanding when I wanted to adjust something (hard to find people who are passionate) and was super responsive even from states away.”

    -Liv Hendrick director of Petals Falling & Grief

  • “Emerson Wright demonstrated exceptional technical skill and a broad knowledge of musical genres, creating a dynamic score that matched the film's tone and exemplified its thematic core. Emerson saturated the film with an ethereally tense and ominous score, yet stayed true to its playfully camp tone. He did all of this promptly and on time.”

    -Isaac Niccum director of The Hunger