Draft:Hayley Moss
American Film and TV Composer
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Hayley Moss is an American film and television composer, electronic music artist, and producer based in Los Angeles. She is known for her work in film, television, theater, dance, and electronic music, releasing material under the moniker Heliosphere 8. Her film scores have premiered at major international festivals and been featured in museum exhibitions and media projects.
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Hayley Moss | |
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| Born | New York City, U.S. |
| Alma mater | San Francisco Art Institute |
| Occupations | Film and television composer, electronic music artist, producer |
Early life and education
Hayley Moss was born and raised in New York City. She studied video and performance art at the San Francisco Art Institute. Although self-taught as a composer, Moss has built a career scoring for screen and stage.[1]
Career
Film and television
Moss has composed music for numerous films, including:
Film and television
- DUSTWUN – Feature film directed by Genevieve Andersen; music composed by Hayley Moss.[2][3]
- Hunter – Feature film directed by Ian Samplin, available on Amazon.[4]
- A Walk in the Park – Feature film directed by Amos Poe; screened at the Festa del Cinema di Roma at Cinema Barberini in 2012.[5]
- La commedia di Amos Poe – Feature film directed by Amos Poe; world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2010.[6]
- Mirror, Mirror – Documentary film directed by Baillie Walsh; screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) in 1997.[7][8]
- Beautopia – Feature film directed by Kattrina Otto; screened at Sundance Film Festival, 1998.[9]
- B-Minus – Short film directed by Josh Janowitz
- Smart Card – Short film directed by Jim Oxford
- Red Herring – Short film directed by Isabel Hegner
- Who Does She Think She Is – TV show on the Oxygen network
- Eye to Eye – Short film about Robert Mapplethorpe; featured at the Whitney Museum in New York.[10]
Dance and theater
Moss has composed scores for contemporary dance productions, performed at venues such as the Berlin Wintergarten Theatre and Teatro Alla Scala in Milan.[11]
Advertising, media, and electronic music
Moss has composed music for national advertising campaigns for brands including Heineken, Ford, Lincoln Mercury, Mazda, Saturn, Nationwide, GE, Pier One, Qwest, Audi, IBM, Neutrogena, MTV, and others. She has also collaborated with electronic artists, including Peter Rauhofer. Moss releases electronic music under the name Heliosphere 8.[12][13][14]
Selected works
Feature films
- DUSTWUN
- Hunter
- A Walk in the Park
- La commedia di Amos Poe
- Mirror Mirror
- Beautopia
Short films and television
- B-Minus
- Smart Card
- Red Herring
- Who Does She Think She Is
Dance scores
- Temptation
- Falling Angel
- Fear of Flying
- Whore of Babylon
Electronic music releases
- Released under the name Heliosphere 8 (dates and albums to be added if sources available)