LCC - london cinematic composers -  is an association of composersbased in London. It is run by Nick Duckett, Daniel Biry and Doug Gordon. All have studied Film Music Composition and Synchronization at WAES College London

  If you want more informations call LCC at 020 7831 8577
                                                     
or E-mail us at: score@lccfilmmusic.com

Originally a pianist, Daniel studied Harmony and Counterpoint at Morley College, London. He has played keyboards in rock and pop bands and now uses synthesizers and computers to create instrumental music which is highly contemporary but blends classical and ethnic elements. He has released four CDs, two of instrumental music (AMP Records) and two in collaboration with poet/performance artist Andre STITT ( ND Records). Daniel has also composed music for the stage, for short films, videos, performances, adverts and a string quart

Recent credits 
Short Film: "Give the Lady a Washing Machine" 
Cd With Andre Stitt: "Gridlock" 
Songs written in collaboration with Mexican Singer ALQUIMIA
Direct contact: 00 33 (0)4 9295 1980 
E-mail: danbiry@lccfilmmusic.com
website: danbiry.free.fr
MP3 files to download
Demo CD available 

Nick has also studied at the London International Film school, and has obtained a degree in music at Goldsmiths college, London university 

Recent credits: 
Commercial song writing 
Al Jarreau,  Techiy [Japan]; 
Arranging/production 
Orange Juice guitarist Malcolm Ross 
Commercials: 
Job seekers allowance, McEwans 
Arrangement of Bach music for jazz project Bachology [EMI] 
contemporary pop/ dance productions with Indian singer DIPA. 
soundtracks for short films:    "One in 6 Million" "The Enemy" "Still Rain" 
Documentaries: "Nobody's Fag hag" 

Favourite composer: Ennio Morricone 
Direct contact : 0836 207 000 
E-mail: nick@nduckett.freeserve.co.uk
website: www.deep-online.com
MP3  files to download
Demo tape available 

After modest success in the '80's writing and performing with his own band, Doug's parallel career as a designer, led him to write music to pictures.

Commissions followed, including the critically acclaimed 'Gaudi - An Act of Kindness' by Patrick Egan.  So integral was the music that the producers acceptance of the Channel 4 commission was conditional that Doug be retained as composer and, unusually, pictures were cut to his music.

He went on to both write the theme, and design the titles for 'Beyond Belief' a chat show hosted by Dr Anthony Clare.
He was involved at the beginning of Acid House music and, in addition to collaborating with Boy George and Steve Overbury, co-wrote and produced, with Nicky Holloway and Pete Tong, the seminal No. 1 dance chart hit 'Sure Beats Working',  along with its follow-up  'Burn Out, Don't Fade Away' for London FFRR Records, which, frankly, bombed.

He has composed for both commercial and corporate clients, and has been Musical Director for a small theatre group. 
He has been a composer for twenty years, and so has a vast experience of various musical styles from which to draw.  He has studied Music Composition and Synchronization for Film & Video at WAES, and can score for live musicians as well as using his own recording facilities to meet budgetary and deadline constraints.

Doug has one daughter and lives with his cat near Bankside.

This 15 minute long video is a presentation of the LCC composers. 

If you want more information call LCC at 020 7831 8577 or 020 7607 0164S

or E-mail us at: score@lccfilmmusic.com