About

Ryan Beveridge is a Los Angeles based composer and producer for film, television, theater and beyond.

He has received fellowships from the Sundance Institute and BMI and graduated from Northwestern University’s Bienen School of Music. He has collaborated with Stewart Copeland (The Police) on multiple television series as well as the Sony Playstation video game, Spyro: Year of the Dragon.

Ryan’s music has been featured at seven Sundance Festivals including the acclaimed premieres of Sterlin Harjo’s films Barking Water & This May Be the Last Time, Aurora Guerrero’s Mosquita y Mari, and the midnight premieres of Chris Fisher’s Taboo and Nightstalker.

Other highlights include Santa Fake, featuring a blend of Christmas-infused orchestral score, traditional Irish music, and hints of the fiery green chile of Santa Fe, Harjo’s haunting feature, Mekko, the lush orchestra and oozing theremin of Bees Make Honey, starring Alice Eve, NBC/Universal's Mr. Robinson, the James Caan series Back in the Game for ABC, Fisher’s Meeting Evil, starring Samuel L. Jackson, and Waiting for the Miracle to Come, featuring Willie Nelson and Charlotte Rampling

From the orchestral and contemporary gritty groove-based mix of Fisher’s Dirty, the organic emotion of Barking Water, and the film noir underscores of Zyzzyx Rd and Conversation with a Cigarette - to the folk inspired soundtrack of Race You to the Bottom, the funk sounds of Heist and Mr. Robinson, and the occasionally delightfully trashy but always high octane throwback vibe of Back in the Game - Beveridge's music has been reviewed as “a tapestry of organic sounds and melodies which capture the heart and captivate the mind.”