Craig Bryant
Craig Bryant is an Australian composer and arranger based in Melbourne. He graduated from the Victorian College of Arts in 1993 and is known for his work in film, TV, and musical theatre. Craig also produces and orchestrates various professional projects worldwide. He was an orchestrator for David Hirschfelder’s film score for Baz Luhrmann’s Australia and worked on Human Nature’s album People Get Ready: A Symphony of Hits in 2008. Notable artists he has collaborated with include Olivia Newton-John, Craig McLachlan, Silvie Paladino, Gabriella Cilmi, Harrison Craig, and Missy Higgins.
Musical score composition and production works include:
The Octonauts & The Great Barrier Reef (2021) - TV Series Special Episode - Song composition and arrangements
Flynn - The Musical (2020)
Two Refugees and A Blonde (2015) - TV Series Score
The Octonauts LIVE! – Operation Reef Shield (Australian Tour 2015)
Chuggington LIVE! – The Great Train Rescue (USA Tour 2015)
Sesame Street Presents Elmo’s World Tour (Australian Tour 2012)
Scooby-Doo Live! Musical Mysteries (Australia, USA and Sth Africa 2011-2016) for Warner Bros
Looney Tunes Live! – Classroom Capers (Australian Tour 2011) for Warner Bros
The Balinese Princess and the Funky Monkey (Australia 2010-2011)
The Amazing House (Seasons 1&2) – TV Series Score
You And Your Stupid Mate (2005) – Feature Film Score
The Garth Method (2004) - Feature Film Score
Let’s Get Skase (2000) – Feature Film Score
Theatre music arrangements and production works include:
Book Week - “Maybe A Miracle” (2024) - Song production, arrangements
“Villainy” (2023) - Song Production & arrangements
“Eurobeat - Pride Of Europe” (2023) - Song production and arrangements
Book Week - “Way Too Cool” (2023) - Song production, arrangements & audio mixing for streaming shows
Book Week - “Story Quest” (2022) - Song production and arrangements
Book Week - “Bigger, Better, Brighter” (2021) - Song production and arrangements
“Eurobeat - Pride Of Europe” (2021) - Song production and arrangements
Voice Of Tomorrow (West End, London 2009)
UPRISING (Australia 2004)