Bruce Broughton

Bruce Harold Broughton, born on March 8, 1945, is a distinguished American composer known for his remarkable contributions to the realms of television, film, and video game music, as well as concert compositions. Over his prolific career, Broughton has garnered acclaim for a diverse array of soundtracks, showcasing his versatility and creativity. Notably, he composed the 1994 version of the iconic 20th Century Studios fanfare and conducted the Cinergi Pictures logo, originally created by Jerry Goldsmith, further cementing his reputation in the industry.

Broughton’s talents have been recognized with an impressive collection of accolades, including ten Emmy Awards, reflecting his outstanding achievements in television scoring. Additionally, he received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score, underscoring his impact on cinematic music.

In addition to his prolific composing career, Broughton shares his expertise as a lecturer in composition at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he educates and inspires the next generation of musicians. His rich legacy in the world of orchestral music continues to resonate, with numerous contributions that remain influential within the industry.