Ben Fox

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Birthplace:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

BEN FOX is a Canadian music producer, guitarist, and award-winning composer for film & television. He is a graduate of the Canadian Film Centre's Slaight Music Residency, chaired by Oscar-winning composer Mychael Danna.  As a multi-instrumentalist with a passion for innovative music production, Fox brings a modern sensibility to film composition. His work has screened at festivals like TIFF, Tribeca, Palm Springs, BFI London, HotDocs, Busan, Slamdance, and many others around the world. He's scored commercial campaigns for top international brands like Hugo Boss, Adidas, Walmart, and Crown Royal; as well as award-winning short films like "Take A Walk On The Wildside", and "Refuge In The Rockies". His feature film credits include "Nose To Tail" (starring Aaron Abrams), and "Never Steady, Never Still" (starring Shirley Henderson) which earned him a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Achievement In Music - Feature Film.  Recent credits include feature documentary "Cynara", Academy Award short-listed ESPN 30-For-30 short film "Black Girls Play: The Story Of Hand Games", and CBC television special "The Climate Baby Dilemma", for which he was awarded a 2023 Canadian Screen Music Award.

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Music:
2015  Chameleon
2020  Stateless
2021  Oasis

Music Producer:
2015  Chameleon
2020  Stateless
2021  Oasis

Original Music Composer:
2014  Bonfire
2015  Boxing
2015  Chameleon
2017  Never Steady, Never Still
2018  Constellations
2020  Running Wild: The Cats of Cornwall
2020  Stateless
2021  Oasis
2023  Cynara

Other:
2014  Fargo

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