Paul Brill
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Paul Brill, born on July 6, 1967, in the United States of America, is a composer known for his work in film and television scoring. His notable works included collaborations on films such as Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, The Devil Came on Horseback, and Burma Soldier. Brill won the IDA Documentary Award for his score to Better This World in 2011. He also scored documentaries like The Armor of Light and A Dangerous Son, as well as the NPR podcast Believed. Brill's original songwriting recordings received praise from Paste magazine and Pitchfork Media. In addition to his film work, he served as the composer for the A&E series The First 48.
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- Love Survives Us All
- Macon
- Barefoot in the Snow
- Dry Ice
- Begin at the End
- Start It Again
- Caroline
- Maybelline
- Westering
- Spit and Spite
- Bad Medicine Night
- Favorite Thing
- Skylight
- Don't Say Maybe
- Halve the Light
- Summer Cold
- Don't Tell Them
- That's the Way
- All You'll Want
- Introduction
- And So to Sleep...
- Harpooner
- Trial Theme
- I Take It Back
