Fletcher Beasley

Office:	FA1 201A
Office Hours:	By appointment
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E-mail:	fletcher.beasley@csulb.edu

Fletcher Beasley is a composer with a wide range of experience creating music for different media. He has composed for film, television, commercials, video games and interactive exhibits. Mr. Beasley's credits include writing the score and title song for the HBO feature film "Roads to Riches", starring Robert Forster and Rose McGowan and co-composing the score for the ESPN documentary, "June 17, 1994", directed by award winning director, Brett Morgen. He has also composed extensively for animation, applying his musical skills to projects such as Disney's"Princess Stories: Enchanted Tales" and NBC's "The Zula Patrol", both of which received Annie nominations for his music. Recently, Mr. Beasley has composed for the latest Terry Gilliam film, "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus" and Cartoon Networks' "Scooby Doo: Mystery, Inc.", while millions of people have heard his music at the Epcot Center interactive music exhibit "What If Music Were In The Air".

In addition to teaching sound for film at CSULB, Fletcher Beasley teaches Synthestration for UCLA Extension's Film Scoring Program and sound for film and music production at Santa Monica College.