Chris Roe is an Ivor Novello-nominated composer and multi-instrumentalist known for blending orchestral and acoustic elements with a bold contemporary edge. With each project, he brings a fresh and distinctive voice, grounded in both classical training and experimental sensibilities.

His recent film credits include The Salt Path, starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, and Blue Jean, winner of the Audience Award at the Venice Film Festival. He previously scored the BAFTA-winning After Love, which also earned him Best Original Score at the Les Arcs Film Festival. Most recently, he completed the score for the dark comedy-thriller Bad Apples (Pulse Films), starring Saoirse Ronan.

For TV, Chris composed the score for Netflix’s Robbie Williams documentary (MAS Award nominee for Best Original Score), as well as the BBC One series Wolf for Hartswood Films and Trigger Point, created by Jed Mercurio. He is currently scoring Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue for MGM+ and the BBC.

A classically trained pianist and string player, and a graduate of the Royal College of Music, Chris draws on a wide-ranging musical background — from contemporary classical to electronic and experimental — to craft bespoke sonic worlds for each project he takes on.