Cesar Benito

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Cesar Benito

Cesar Benito conducting the orchestra at Fox Studios. Hollywood, California
Background information

Cesar Benito is a Los Angeles-based composer, and music producer hailing from Marbella, Spain. Best known for composing the music scores of some of Spain's most critically acclaimed and commercially successful TV series in recent years, including Los Protegidos, La Chica de Ayer (Spanish remake of the blockbuster BBC show Life on Mars), Vive Cantando and El Tiempo Entre Costuras (The Time In Between)–based on Spain's biggest bestseller novel by author Maria Dueñas. His soundtrack album for El Tiempo Entre Costuras reached #1 on iTunes Store Top 10 Soundtrack Albums and #6 on iTunes Store Top 10 Albums all categories in Spain. Among his works for the big screen are the music scores he created for the films Mía Sarah and Ways to Live Forever.

Work

Feature Films

Year Title Nationality
2013 Savaged USA
2010 Ways to Live Forever UK / Spain
2007 Shevernatze
Cielito Lindo
Spain
USA
2006 Mía Sarah Spain

Television

Year Title Genre Nationality
2013-2014 El Tiempo Entre Costuras
Vive Cantando
Series
Series
Spain
Spain
2010-2012 Los Protegidos Series Spain
2009 La Chica de Ayer (Remake of BBC's Life on Mars)
Cambio de Sentido
Series
Documentary
UK / Spain
Spain / Mexico
2006 Madrid de Arriba Abajo Documentary Spain

Discography

Year Title Genre Credit Record label
2013 El Tiempo Entre Costuras
Ways To Live Forever (Music Inspired by the Motion Picture)
Soundtrack
Soundtrack
Composer, Orchestrator, Piano, Guitars, Producer
Composer, Piano
MovieScore Media
Warrior Records
2011 Ways to Live Forever Soundtrack Composer, Orchestrator, Conductor, Piano, Producer MovieScore Media
2010 Salvame de Ti Pop Arranger, Conductor, Piano, Guitars, Producer Bubu Records
2008 The Kurt Weill Project Alternative Pop Arranger, Orchestrator, Programming LML Music
2007 Mía Sarah Soundtrack Composer, Orchestrator, Conductor, Piano, Producer Filmax Music

Choral Music

  • Malagueña (1994)
  • Et Ecce Vox (1994)

Instrumental Music

  • Concerto for Guitar and Strings (1998)
  • Organ Sonata (1998)


Awards and nominations


Spanish Film Music Critics Awards

  • 2013 Best Composer (Nominated)
  • 2013 Best Score: El Tiempo Entre Costuras (Nominated)
  • 2007 Best Breakthrough Composer (Nominated)


Reel Music Awards

  • 2013 Best Television Score: El Tiempo Entre Costuras (Nominated)
  • 2013 Score of the Year: El Tiempo Entre Costuras (Nominated)


Movie Music UK Awards

  • 2013 Best Score - Television: El Tiempo Entre Costuras (Nominated)


Cinema Writers Circle Awards

  • 2011 Best original score: Ways to Live Forever (Nominated)
  • 2007 Best original score: Mía Sarah (Nominated)


Garden State Film Festival

  • 2007 Best Orchestral Composition: Mía Sarah (Winner)


1995 International Competition of Choral Composition (Rota, Spain)

  • 1st Prize: Malagueña (for mixed choir)


References


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