Devin Anderson
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Devin Anderson (born San Diego, California, December 22, 1980) is a United States composer and film director.
He studied classical piano with Nancy Bussard, composition with Prix de Rome winner James Heinke, and film music with composer Hummie Mann (Year of the Comet, Robin Hood: Men in Tights). Now living in Seattle, He has composed music for various genres, including solo instrumental works, vocal works, and chamber ensemble.
Some recent works include: the music accompaniment for a gallery of egg tempura and gold paintings by Nathan DiPietro; Timothy Boyd's independent film 'Uniforms' starring members of the northwest band Death Cab for Cutie; a commissioned piece, “Clockwork Triality”, written for two violins and piano and performed at Lairmont Manor; music for the San Francisco University production of Trifles, a play in one act.
In 2006 he directed the short film 'Navajo' which is currently in post-production.
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