ALICE TRUEMAN
Composer

Mysterious, melancholy score combining organic strings and woodwind with electronics and sinister feedback.

See home page and video page for clips of the film.

Soloists: Su-a Lee, Patsy Reid and Jude Rees.

Awards and nominations:

Benelux Film Festival 2023: Nominated for Best Music and Best Sci-Fi Film London Independent Film Festival 2023: Best Sci-fi Film

Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film & Screenplay Festival 2023: Best Feature Film

Birsamunda International Film Awards 2023: Best International Feature Film

Music for the start of the battle and the aftermath.

BBC Radio 4 Documentary.

A piece of sonic art that seeks to unlock the nature of a migraine attack by combining ‘human’ sounds of live instruments and speech with experimental sound processing.

Produced by Anna Scott Brown (Overtone Productions).

Hear the full programme on BBC sounds
Hear more of the specially commissioned music on Bandcamp

Including Oxford University Press 'Junior Voiceworks at Christmas'

BBC Documentary about Tom Baker story 'Destiny of the Daleks'. Directed by Steve Broster.

Retro music.

Original music for BBC radio drama produced by Polly Thomas, an adaptation of the philosophical sci-fi novel by Stanislaw Lem.

Reviews for Alice’s score in the national press:

"The hypnotic, meditative music, composed by Alice Trueman, is outstanding."
The Sunday Times

"It was the superb soundtrack by Alice Trueman and Polly Thomas' evocative production which were the atmospheric stars here."
The Stage

"The intense and esoteric loneliness... is perfectly captured by Alice Trueman's crystalline, synth-based soundtrack."
Martin Anderson - www.denofgeek.com

Inspired by Anton Chekhov's 'Three Sisters' and produced by Graeae Theatre and Naked Productions. Adapted and directed by Polly Thomas and Jenny Sealey.

Futuristic and retro-futuristic music.

Original music for adaptation of post-apocalyptic novel by Douglas Coupland, author of Generation X and Microserfs. Produced by Polly Thomas and adapted by Dan Rebellato.

Karen Ann McNeill goes into a deep coma after a teen party in 1979. She remains under until 1997. When she wakes up, the voices in her head keep telling her the world is about to end, but Karen doesn't believe them...

Light and dark ambient music, and faithful pastiches of Chinese music, all written for Music Library.

Syncs include 'The Shanxi River' which was used in HBO Max's recent TV series 'Warrior'.

A sound-driven mystery about memory loss and trust.

Kit knows something isn't quite right, as she struggles to regain her identity after she almost dies from hypothermia.

An original play by Alex Bulmer, produced by Polly Thomas.

For more information about 'Noise', visit the BBC website.

Dark comedy radio drama by Dan Rebellato and directed by Polly Thomas.

Alice's unhinged electronic music underscores unsettling domestic scenes as the characters dismantle their homes in the lead up to what seems to be the end of the world.