You may not have heard of David Reynolds, but you’ve probably heard his music. Reynolds’ music has underscored the action and punctuated the comedy in studio blockbusters including The Bubble, Yes Day, Daddy’s Home 2, Wanted, Get Smart, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, G-Force and The Guardian where he has written alongside A-list composers Danny Elfman, Trevor Rabin and Mike Andrews. Reynolds has also contributed music to several of Disney’s hit television series including Hannah Montana, Ant Farm, Dog with a Blog, and Stuck In The Middle. In addition, Reynolds has scored more than 35 projects including numerous award-winning indies, projects for HBO and Sony Pictures, television series and acclaimed documentaries and shorts. Reynolds learned the art and craft of film scoring from some of the world’s best. His first job in Hollywood came from Academy Award winning composer Elmer Bernstein. Bernstein hired Reynolds after teaching and mentoring him at USC’s Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program. Reynolds cut his musical teeth in his hometown of Minneapolis, writing music for advertising and industrials, first at Martian Bastian Communications and then as a partner at Across The Tracks Music, a Minneapolis based music house whose clients included McDonalds, Burger King, Ford Trucks, Target Stores, Arby's, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Polaris, Lee Jeans, Norwest Banks, and General Mills. David Reynolds lives and works in Los Angeles.