Tim Truman

Right out of high school, American Composer, Tim Truman, was accepted into the coveted USC Music Composition Department. From there he began scoring prime-time network television. George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola selected Tim Truman to complete the score to the 70 mm 3D Disneyland feature "Captain EO" starring Michael Jackson and Anjelica Huston. Michael Mann hand picked Tim to replace Jan Hammer on his hit show "Miami Vice" scoring the entire fifth season. The Michael Mann directed movie "LA Takedown" was next gathering strong reviews. Director David Anspaugh (Hoosiers, Rudy) was thrilled with Tim's intense and personal score to "Company of Darkness" starring Helen Hunt. Tim then composed the original Main Title Theme to "Melrose Place" going on to score over 120+ episodes of that worldwide hit. Oliver Stone asked Tim to score the controversial film "South Central" with a full orchestra for Warner Brothers. The television and features continued with an EMMY nomination for the Main Title Theme to "Central Park West". The entire debut season of "Charmed" was in Tim's hands as well. Tim has been honored with several ASCAP, Gold and Platinum album and video awards. Tim Truman won an EMMY as a Co-producer on "The Killer Whale People" with Nancy Wilson (Heart). Showtime brought in Tim to score all 35 one hour episodes of "Jeremiah" created by J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5). The pull to tell compelling stories, rather then just support them musically, has become central in the evolving career of Tim Truman.