New York, NY, USA
$200 - $500 / Day
Samuel Campoli is freelance composer and audio engineer based in Brooklyn, New York. Campoli has composed for several short films, including The Pause, a short doc feature in The New Yorker Documentary Series, as well as Vestirse currently on the festival circuit. Samuel is capable of a composing wide array of music, from poignant piano tunes to more dark and dreamy tunes, to garage rock and more. Samuel loves the opportunity to make all kinds of different styles. Influenced by the likes of Jonny Greenwood, Jon Brion, and Brian Eno, Samuel's pieces that float in between classical and ethereal soundscapes, inhabiting a dreamy, dark atmosphere. The mood of his pieces ranges from that darker dreamy style to a more playful feel, as well as poignant piano compositions.
Produced for Dickie Bruce Producrtions
The Pause is a short doc about what happens when life takes an unexpected turn and biological children are no longer an option. This short is out out by The New Yorker
I composed the music for this short family dramedy from Molly Longwell.
I composed music for this short film about a friendship ravaged by an eating disorder.
Produced for Haus Sound and Music
I was part of a team of composers contributing songs to this show through HAUS Sound and Music
Pierce Me is a short romantic film, that won a grant from Future of Film is Female. The film follows a romantic evening in the Brooklyn summer.
Vestirse is a queer short by John Kilberg, with almost no dialogue about someone trying to find an outfit that fits how they feel. The music is made exclusively on a toy wind organ from Goodwill. Vestirse was included in several festivals including Newfest, Out on Film and more
Post Production