Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch is an Ivor Novello, BIFA nominated and HMMA winning composer and artist, living in London. Emilie has scored the BAFTA, Golden Globe and Oscar nominated feature, Living, starring Bill Nighy and Aimee Lou Wood, released with Sony Picture Classics. Most recently, Emilie scored the Searchlight Pictures feature, All of Us Strangers. Previous credits include The Forgotten Battle, which was the highest streaming film worldwide on Netflix during the weeks of its release, and Censor, released by MGM, with the score released on vinyl and digitally by Invada Records (The Power of the Dog, Monos, Moonlight). Emilie’s other credits include Sarah Gavron's BAFTA winning coming of age feature Rocks, and Harry Wootliff’s BAFTA-nominated debut feature Only You, with the OST receiving over 4 million streams on Spotify. In 2023, she scored Nathaniel Martello White's The Strays for Netflix, which topped the platform charts worldwide. Emilie has collaborated with visual artists Danica Dakic, Alice May Williams and Natasha Caruana on music for video installations exhibited at Jerwood Project Space, Speke Hall, The ODI, and Arles Photo Festival. In 2015, was commissioned to create a sound-walk for London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. She has been commissioned by multiple classical instrumentalists to compose pieces for their repertoire.