Dominic Lewis

Lewis worked across film score composer, composer, musician and singer. This article rests on 100 catalogued compositions, 1 published texts, 30 issued recordings and 4 scholarly references drawn from named institutional registers. Every statement below returns to a source shown in the evidence panel; where the record is silent or divided, the article says so instead of resolving it.

• Landscape — yes • Birth Name — Dominic Alexander Charles Lewis • Born — 29 January 1985 • Birthplace — London, England • Genre — Film and television scores, pop, rock, electronic, jazz • Occupation — Composer, singer • Instrument — Vocals, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, guitar, cello • Years Active — 2004–present

Lewis was born and raised in London, England. Both his parents are musicians and he began learning the cello at age three. He also played the piano and guitar, sang in choirs, formed rock bands, and wrote songs while growing up. He cites his early influences as John Williams, Alan Silvestri, Strauss, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London where he was classically trained in cello and music composition. During his time there, he was under the mentorship of film composer, Rupert Gregson-Williams. In 2009, Lewis relocated to Los Angeles, California to join Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions. He served in the music departments of various major studio films under composers Henry Jackman, John Powell and Ramin Djawadi, usually in the capacity of providing additional music. In 2014, Lewis was nominated for the Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music in an Animated Feature Production for his work on the 2013 film Free Birds. In 2015, he was nominated for the World Soundtrack Award for Discovery of the Year for the 2015 film Spooks: The Greater Good. In 2016, he scored Jodie Foster's film Money Monster in under three weeks. Lewis's close collaboration with Henry Jackman, led to the pair scoring Amazon's The Man in the High Castle. Both Lewis and Jackman co-scored the first season, while the second, third and fourth were scored by Lewis alone. Speaking about the project, Lewis employed an orchestral method but infused it with various traditional and ethnic instruments. He also developed character themes and assigned instruments like the cello for Juliana Crain and the French horn for Joe Blake. In 2018, Lewis was hired to score the live-action/animated comedy film Peter Rabbit directed by Will Gluck. He reunited with Gluck on the sequel, Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway. In 2022, he wrote the score for the film Bullet Train, marking his first collaboration with director David Leitch. Lewis and Leitch collaborated once again for the 2024 film, The Fall Guy. In 2025, he composed the score for Karate Kid: Legends, as well as the Apple TV+ original series Your Friends & Neighbors.

• Year — Title — Director — Notes • 2011 — Gift of the Night Fury — Tom Owens — Short film Composed with John Powell • 2013 — Free Birds — Jimmy Hayward — First score for an animated film • 2015 — The DUFF — Ari Sandel — First collaboration with Ari Sandel • Spooks: The Greater Good — Bharat Nalluri — Also known as MI-5 • 2016 — Open Season: Scared Silly — David Feiss — Composed with Rupert Gregson-Williams • Money Monster — Jodie Foster — Replaced Michael Andrews Music produced by Henry Jackman • 2017 — Fist Fight — Richie Keen • Rough Night — Lucia Aniello • 2018 — Peter Rabbit — Will Gluck — First collaboration with Will Gluck • Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween — Ari Sandel — Second collaboration with Ari Sandel • 2020 — My Spy — Peter Segal • 2021 — Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway — Will Gluck — Second collaboration with Will Gluck • Jolt — Tanya Wexler • The King's Man — Matthew Vaughn — Composed with Matthew Margeson • 2022 — Bullet Train — David Leitch — Replaced Tyler Bates First collaboration with David Leitch • Spirited — Sean Anders — Original songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul • Violent Night — Tommy Wirkola — First collaboration with Tommy Wirkola • 2024 — Lift — F. Gary Gray — Composed with Guillaume Roussel • The Fall Guy — David Leitch — Second collaboration with David Leitch • 2025 — Love Hurts — Jonathan Eusebio • Karate Kid: Legends — Jonathan Entwistle • Nobody 2 — Timo Tjahjanto — Replaced David Buckley • 2026 — Thrash — Tommy Wirkola — Composed with Daniel Futcher Second collaboration with Tommy Wirkola • How to Rob a Bank — David Leitch — Third collaboration with David Leitch • Violent Night 2 — Tommy Wirkola — Third collaboration with Tommy Wirkola

• Year — Title — Role — Composer(s) • 2010 — Clash of the Titans — Additional music — Ramin Djawadi • Gulliver's Travels — Henry Jackman • How to Train Your Dragon — Additional music arranger, programmer and orchestrator — John Powell • 2011 — Rio — Additional music • Rango — Hans Zimmer • Kung Fu Panda 2 — Hans Zimmer John Powell • X-Men: First Class — Henry Jackman • Puss in Boots • 2012 — Wreck-It-Ralph • 2013 — This Is the End • 2014 — Captain America: The Winter Soldier — Additional music and featured vocalist • The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — Featured vocalist — Hans Zimmer Pharrell Williams Mike Einziger Tom Holkenborg Johnny Marr Andrew Kawczynski Steve Mazzaro • Big Hero 6 — Additional music — Henry Jackman • Kingsman: The Secret Service — Henry Jackman Matthew Margeson • 2020 — DuckTales — Donald Duck's singing voice; Episode: "Louie's Eleven!" — Himself • 2021 — The Addams Family 2 — Lurch's singing voice; "I Will Survive" — Mychael Danna Jeff Danna • 2023 — Expend4bles — Score producer — Guillaume Roussel • 2025 — How to Train Your Dragon — Legacy additional music and arrangements — John Powell

• Year — Title — Notes • 2015 — Kevin from Work — 10 episodes • The Player — 9 episodes • 2015–2019 — The Man in the High Castle — 40 episodes, with Henry Jackman (Season 1) • 2017–2021 — DuckTales — 69 episodes • 2019–2020 — The Rocketeer — 22 episodes, with Beau Black • 2021 — Monsters at Work — 14 episodes, with Daniel Futcher (Season 2) • 2022 — Baymax! — 6 episodes • 2023 — Kaleidoscope — 8 episodes • 2023–2024 — My Adventures with Superman — 13 episodes, with Daniel Futcher • 2025-present — Your Friends & Neighbors — 19 episodes

Dominic Lewis was born on 29 January 1985 in London. Lewis held the nationality of United Kingdom. Lewis was educated at Royal Academy of Music. Lewis worked as film score composer, composer, musician and singer. Lewis was active from 2004. Lewis played the cello. Lewis worked in English. Influenced by: John Williams, Alan Silvestri, Jean-Michel Jarre, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Joel Goldsmith, Peter Bernstein, John Powell, Henry Jackman, Rupert Gregson-Williams and Harry Gregson-Williams.