SARAH DeCOURCY
Sarah deCourcy is a British born composer, producer, and musician based in Los Angeles. A musician since the age of three, she attended London Royal Academy of Music as a classical pianist / keyboardist and Film composer. Sarah recently scored the feature film Murmur, directed by Heather Young, which received the Fipresci prize award at the 2019 Toronto film festival.
 
Set for release in September 2020, Sarah also scored LX2048 written and directed by Montreal film award nominee Guy Moshe, and Bury me in Armor directed by James P Rees (Mr. Robot) alongside Academy Award-winning producer Andrew Carlberg. Currently Sarah is in pre-production for Guy Moshe’s next feature film set for release in 2021.
 
Sarah worked as musical director and producer for Kylie Minogue for two world tours. Among other recognition, Sarah was awarded a Double Platinum disc Album award and two Gold disc Album awards as a Songwriter and Producer with Sony records and Jive Records, and has 7 Number 1 singles and 5 Top Ten albums globally.  

Sarah scored the indie films My House and A Neighbor's Vendetta. She also broke out into the video game music space and scored the Ubisoft DLC Game Lost Between Worlds.