Bear McCreary

Bear McCreary is one of the most prolific and versatile composers working in film, television, and video games today. He first rose to prominence with his genre-defining score for the reimagined "Battlestar Galactica," blending world music, taiko drums, and orchestral textures in a way that redefined what sci-fi scoring could sound like. Since then, he's built an enormous body of work spanning "The Walking Dead," "Outlander," "Black Sails," "Foundation," and the "God of War" video game series, earning a reputation for cinematic, emotionally resonant music that stands on its own outside the screen.

Beyond the studio, McCreary is known for bringing his scores to life in concert form, conducting orchestras and assembling musicians to perform suites from his most beloved works. His live shows often include multimedia elements, behind-the-scenes storytelling, and a clear passion for connecting with fans of the shows and games his music has helped define. With a career that spans multiple Emmy nominations and wins, and a fan base that spans sci-fi, fantasy, and gaming communities alike, McCreary offers a rare chance to experience film and TV music as a true concert event rather than just a soundtrack.