About
Rob Arnall is a composer working in film, television and media, based in Herefordshire. He writes original scores, soundtracks and arrangements in every style — from a solo piano cue to full orchestration recorded with session players.
In 2006 he won Best Soundtrack at the Angel Film Awards, held at the Monaco International Film Festival, for his score to the feature film Fated — written and directed by Nicola Scott for ACE Films, and starring Michael Angelis, Katrine de Candole, Craig Charles and Kate Robbins.
A pianist from an early age, Rob has performed throughout the UK and played sessions for many artists, in styles ranging from classical to bhangra. He performed on many live shows with Björn Again and successful 70s shows, and played keyboards on Hazel O’Connor’s Breaking Glass Now, the 2010 re-recording of her Breaking Glass album. His media work spans title music for Serie A football coverage, advertising for Heat magazine, and films for 13th Day Films — with the wider catalogue on Broadjam and IMDb.
Selected work
- FatedAward
- Il Campione
- Get That Celeb Look!
- His Father’s Eyes
Services
Film & Television
Original scores and cues for features, shorts, drama, comedy and broadcast.
Advertising & Corporate
Idents, stings, campaign beds and music for corporate film and presentations.
Documentary
Score that carries the narrative — ambient and reflective through to tense and action-led.
Animation & Children’s
Character-led themes and cues for cartoons, family media and educational film.
Games & Interactive
Themes, loops and stingers for games, apps and the web.
Orchestration & Arrangement
From a single backing track to full orchestration recorded with session players.
Also available for foley and sound effects. Whether the budget is tight or the production is large, there is a way to make the music work — get in touch and let’s talk it through.
Start a conversation
Tell Rob about the project — what it is, roughly when you need music, and the feel you are after. He reads every message and will reply personally.