Paul Haslinger (b. 1962)

Birthplace:
Linz, Upper Austria, Austria

Born:
December 11, 1962

Paul Haslinger is an Austrian musician and composer. He lives and works in Los Angeles.  Paul began his career as a member of Electronic Music pioneers Tangerine Dream. He toured with the band extensively from 1985-90 and contributed to projects such as the album "Underwater Sunlight" (1986), as well as the films "Near Dark" (1987) and "Miracle Mile" (1988). In 1990, the band received a Grammy Nomination for their score to the Miramar Documentary 'Canyon Dreams'.  Paul moved to Los Angeles in 1991 to expand his creative scope. This led to a number of collaborations and began to shift his focus towards film scoring. It was his programming work for composer Graeme Revell that caught the attention of Hollywood executives which lead to his first solo credit, scoring HBO's Cheaters in 2000.  Paul received an Emmy nomination for his work on the Showtime Series 'Sleeper Cell' (2007).

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Music:
1987  Canyon Dreams
1987  Three O'Clock High
1994  Pointman
1997  Planetary Traveler
1997  Siggraph '97 Electronic Theater: Opening Ident
1999  The Story of Computer Graphics
2000  CyberWorld
2007  Gardener of Eden
2021  Pearl
2024  Good Men

Music Arranger:
1987  Canyon Dreams
1987  Three O'Clock High
1994  Pointman
1997  Planetary Traveler
1997  Siggraph '97 Electronic Theater: Opening Ident
1999  The Story of Computer Graphics
2000  CyberWorld
2000  Pitch Black
2007  Gardener of Eden
2021  Pearl
2024  Good Men

Music Programmer:
1987  Canyon Dreams
1987  Three O'Clock High
1994  Pointman
1997  Planetary Traveler
1997  Siggraph '97 Electronic Theater: Opening Ident
1998  The Siege
1999  The Story of Computer Graphics
2000  CyberWorld
2000  Pitch Black
2000  Red Planet
2001  Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
2007  Gardener of Eden
2021  Pearl
2024  Good Men

Original Music Composer:
1987  Canyon Dreams
1987  Near Dark
1987  Shy People
1987  Three O'Clock High
1988  Dead Solid Perfect
1988  Miracle Mile
1989  Catch Me If You Can
1994  Pointman
1997  Planetary Traveler
1997  Siggraph '97 Electronic Theater: Opening Ident
1998  The Siege
1999  The Story of Computer Graphics
2000  Cheaters
2000  CyberWorld
2000  Pitch Black
2000  Red Planet
2001  Crazy/Beautiful
2001  Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
2001  Picture Claire
2002  Blue Crush
2003  Underworld
2004  Bring It On Again
2004  The Girl Next Door
2005  Into the Blue
2006  Crank
2006  Turistas
2007  Gardener of Eden
2007  Shoot 'Em Up
2007  Vacancy
2008  Death Race
2008  Make It Happen
2008  Prom Night
2008  While She Was Out
2009  After.Life
2009  Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
2010  Death Race 2
2010  Takers
2011  The Three Musketeers
2012  Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden
2012  Underworld: Awakening
2013  Mysteries of the Unseen World
2014  In the Blood
2014  No Good Deed
2016  Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
2018  Ride
2018  The Perfection
2018  Wildling
2019  The Dirt
2020  Monster Hunter
2021  Pearl
2022  The Other Me
2023  The YouTube Effect
2024  Good Men
2024  In the Lost Lands

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