Trevor Morris

• Name — Trevor Morris • Born — 25 May 1970 • Birthplace — London, Ontario, Canada • Occupation — Film composer, music producer • Genre — Film score, video game score • Years Active — 1999–present • Label — Remote Control Productions • Website — http: www.trevormorris.com/

Morris was born in London, Ontario, Canada. He was accepted to St. Mary's School for the Arts as a child, where he studied violin and choir daily. At age 13, Morris was commissioned by his school to compose a piece for his graduating class to perform in honor of the Pope John Paul II's visit to Canada. His fee was $50. Beloved Young People, a book authored by the Pope aimed at the youth of the generation, became the source for adapted lyrics, and Trevor's senior class performed his composition for Piano and 4-part Choir at St. Mary's Cathedral at graduation. Morris attended Fanshawe College's "Music Industry Arts" program, where he graduated top of his class. Upon graduation, Morris immediately moved to Toronto to start work. He spent his twenties in the music production circles of Toronto but eventually turned his attention away from production and over to composing full-time music for television commercials. Wanting a longer format for his music ideas, Morris moved towards scoring films and television series and in 1999 he moved to Los Angeles to follow this new career angle. During his early years in Los Angeles, Morris worked with famous score composers James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer. As part of Zimmer's team, Morris amassed over 25 major screen credits on some of Hollywood's blockbusters. As Morris' own career in composition developed, so did the opportunity to directly collaborate with others such as Jerry Bruckheimer, Neil Jordan and Tony and Ridley Scott. In 2007 Morris received an Emmy for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music for The Tudors. 2010 marked Morris' fourth television collaboration with Jerry Bruckheimer and his team. Morris also completed the mini-series The Pillars of the Earth with Tony and Ridley Scott producing. Morris has worked as composer on a number of video games including SimCity Societies, Army of Two, Need for Speed: Carbon and most recently, for the epic third installment of the Dragon Age series by BioWare, Dragon Age: Inquisition as well as films such as The Hills Have Eyes 2, and The Marine 2. He produced the score for the 2013 film Olympus Has Fallen. Morris maintains a production company in Toronto with his partners. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles with his family.

• Year — Title — Network — Notes • 1997 — Splat! — Nickelodeon Studios • 2000 — Code Name: Eternity — Sci Fi Channel • 2005–2006 — E-Ring — NBC • 2006–2007 — Justice — Fox • 2007 — Traveler — ABC — Episode: "The Retreat" Co-composed with Blake Neely • 2007–2008 — Moonlight — CBS — Co-composed with John Frizzell • 2007–2010 — The Tudors — Showtime • 2009 — Kings — NBC • Mental — Fox Television Studios • 2010 — Day One — NBC — Episode: "Pilot" • The Bridge — CTV • Miami Medical — CBS • The Pillars of the Earth — Starz — TV miniseries • 2010–2011 — Chase — NBC • 2011–2013 — The Borgias — Showtime • 2012 — The Firm — NBC • Alphas — Syfy — Co-composed with Edward Rogers • 2013–2020 — Vikings — History Netflix — Additional contributions by Wardruna & Einar Selvik • 2013 — Body of Proof — ABC — Composed Season 3 • Dracula — NBC • 2013–2017 — Reign — The CW • 2017–2019 — Shadowhunters — Freeform — Co-composed with Jack Wall • 2017 — Iron Fist — Netflix — Composed Season 1 • 2017–2018 — Taken — NBC • 2017–2021 — Castlevania — Netflix • 2018–2020 — Condor — Audience Epix • 2019–2021 — Another Life — Netflix • 2020–2023 — Big Sky — ABC • 2022–2024 — Vikings: Valhalla — Netflix — Additional contributions by Lustmord • 2023–present — Castlevania: Nocturne — Co-composed with Trey Toy

• Year — Title — Studio — Notes • 2006 — Need for Speed: Carbon — Electronic Arts • 2007 — SimCity Societies • 2007 — Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars — Co-composed with Steve Jablonsky • 2008 — Army of Two • 2009 — Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 — Activision • 2014 — Dragon Age: Inquisition — Electronic Arts • 2015 — Dragon Age: Inquisition – The Descent • Dragon Age: Inquisition – Trespasser • 2024 — Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden — Focus Entertainment