Herman Beeftink, a Dutch native, has left an indelible mark on the film and television industry, his remarkable musical compositions a testament to his unparalleled talent since his arrival in America in 1982.
After making the bold decision to relocate to the sun-kissed state of California, Herman's professional journey as a highly respected and in-demand studio musician began to take shape in the vibrant city of Los Angeles. His exceptional skills and versatility soon made him a go-to musician for a wide range of popular television shows, including the iconic sitcoms Cheers, Home Improvement, and Roseanne, as well as the long-running drama series 7th Heaven.
As the 1990s dawned, Herman's creative horizons continued to expand as he delved into the realm of television and film composition. He brought his unique musical perspective to several documentary films produced by the History Channel, including the gripping Hollywood Commandos and the poignant The Day They Died. Furthermore, Herman's impressive compositional skills were showcased in his work on an astonishing 110 episodes of the TV series Miami Sands, solidifying his reputation as a master of his craft.
Herman's artistic endeavors extend far beyond the realm of film and television, as he has also composed numerous classical piano and string pieces that have been showcased on the popular WB series Gilmore Girls.
Throughout his distinguished and illustrious career, Herman has consistently demonstrated his versatility and range by working on a diverse array of films and television shows, contributing additional music and songs to various projects.
His impressive body of work includes contributions to the box office smash Wild Hogs, which starred John Travolta and Tim Allen, as well as the successful comedy-drama Freaky Friday, which featured Lindsay Lohan in a leading role.
