Daniel Slatkin is an internationally recognized, award-winning composer and multi-instrumentalist.
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Slatkin's orchestral concert work has seen two world premieres for the 2024/25 season. "Voyager 130" received its world premiere with the National Symphony Orchestra in Dublin, Ireland. Slatkin himself conducted the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra for his second world premiere of the season, "Grand Slam Fanfare", which featured an appearance by St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame shortstop, Ozzie Smith. His first concert work, "In Fields", commissioned and premiered by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, was recorded by the Manhattan School of Music Symphony Orchestra and released on Naxos Records.
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As for his film music, Slatkin has scored multiple projects for ESPN, most recently "Left Hand Man" for Sunday NFL Countdown and "Awaken: The Morgan Hoffmann Story" for SportsCenter. He also conducted the strings of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for his score to “Gradually, Then Suddenly: The Bankruptcy of Detroit,” a feature documentary which received the Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film.
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A classically trained harpist and flutist, Bridget Slatkin contributes creatively on projects, likening her role to a music producer. Currently acquiring graduate-level knowledge at University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business and School of Cinematic Arts, she ensures the behind the scenes operation is a carefully maintained, well-oiled machine.
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Offering a business-minded perspective, she is the yin to Daniel's yang, and between the two of them, all aspects of film music production, both creative and practical, are covered.