Billy Mallery started his career as a composer in New York, where he landed his first commercial score for Gallo Wine, performed by a 60 piece orchestra. He has since composed original scores for such accounts as Levis, Nike, Got Milk?, BMW, Sony and Pepsi, for which he received a CLIO Award for original music. Many years of scoring commercials has led him to work with such directors as David Fincher, Michael Bay, Mark Pellington, Joe Pytka and Zack Snyder.
Billy has also composed numerous corporate logo scores including XBOX Sports (XSN), ROGUE Pictures (a division of FOCUS Features) and the new LIONSGATE logo released in front of the film See No Evil.
His first dramatic film project was CrossingOver, written and directed by Wayne Kramer (The Cooler, Running Scared), followed by Dos orazones, directed by the renowned acting coach Larry Moss. One of Billy's unique qualities as a composer is that he is also passionate about sound design, and frequently merges music with sound within his scores. He was invited to speak at UCLA's Extension Program focusing on music and sound design for television and film.
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